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EUCLIDIAN
1957
Diane Brigger
Marji McCall
Gail Brewster
George Gore
Tony Gregorc .
Diane Hamilton
Bob Chapman
Jim Wawrzyniak
Editor-in-Chief
Assistant Ed
Script Ed
Assistant Script Ed
Picture Ed
Assistant Picture Ed
. . . Mounting Ed
Assistant Mounting Ed
MaryAnn Hummon Art Ed
Sandy Mock . . .
Marilyn Laurich
Beverly Perusek
Tom Wight
Pat Nipple
Pat Williams
Dorothy Opalich
Nancy Broos
Barbara Leybeck
Gene M. Pillot
Clayton George
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Staff Editor
Typist
Typist
Business Manager
Ass't. Business Manager
Advertising Manager
Circulation Manager
Secretary
Treasurer
Editorial Staff Sponsor
Business Staff Sponsor
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Diane Brigger
Dedication
In 1948 the panther was chosen as the symbol of
Euclid High School. For the past nine years he has
watched our school grow; and we, in turn, have watched
him grow. Today, he rules the school as the figurehead
of our school spirit Never before has he meant so
much. We can never forget the hard fighting panther
leading us to victory and success in all phases of school
life.
It is with pride that we, the editors, dedicate the
1957 Euclidian to the Euclid Panther.
Alma Mater
Hail to Thee, O Euclid High School,
To thy name all praise we sing.
Happy days of youthful pleasure;
Learning, living, life so dear,
Our hearts fill with gratitude
For all that is to be —
Alma Mater, Euclid High School,
All our praise we bring to thee.
Where the blue of Erie's waters
Casts the sun's bright golden rays,
There all Euclid's sons and daughters
Sing the joys of student days.
If after days be dark and drear
And storms of life draw nigh,
The memories of our friendships here
Will lift our hearts to Euclid High.
Table of Contents
Introduction Page 1
Administration Page 12
Seniors Page 30
Underclassmen Page 90
Organizations Page 114
Fine Arts Page 144
Sports Page 158
Student Life Page 186
Advertising Page 208
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;re still and quiet,
on to become alive. Soon posters would be up and students
hurrying to get to their next class.
This is Euclid High, the
school in which I reign su-
preme. For many days the
auditorium lobby remained
polished and shiny waiting for
the students to enter, step-
ping quickly to the music of
the pit band. It was in this
same auditorium that the first
football recognition ceremony
was held.
How many students would walk up these steps each day!
Most of them would be wearing pins or signs cheering for
one of the many activities.
Spirit prevailed whether in sports
or studies. The library, trophy
case, and pool are all symbols of
contests; as books and sportsman-
ship go hand-in-hand.
Both students and faculty members carried forth the enthusiasm of
our spirit. In the cafeteria they cheered, in the rec room hard ping-pong
battles were waged, and in the office corridor many ways were organized to
maintain this spirit.
Few students will re-
member this part of the
school. Usually this path
was used as a short cut
to the wood shop or to
the parking lot.
At night, too, I was remembered. Student voices rang out at the evening ga
programs and other activities were supported. This indeed was to be a glorious year
Administration
and
Faculty
Little could have been accom-
plished in studies, activities and
spirit without the support of the
faculty and administration. As a
unit they worked to give the
students all the advantages of
education. Truly they are the
guideposts of America's future.
With that in mind, they work to
give the future of America know-
ledge, character, and the ability
to guide others.
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Left to right: Loyc
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Luikart, C. E. Bowman, Russell Gloss, Mr:
John Davis
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"School spirit" is one of those intang-
ibles that result from a good school.
Teachers sense it and so does your com-
munity. It appears to be strongest in
those schools where the student body and
faculty together are enthusiastic about
what the school is trying to do. That is the
reason that in some of our colleges the
crowd in the stadium will remain standing
and cheer the losing team in an athletic
contest. It was not winning or losing which
was most important. The character and
integrity of the boys and girls and their
willingness to do the right thing is a basic
factor. To do the right thing and to be
proud of it in the face of the scorn of
others is one of the most important lessons
a person may learn. To be proud each year
of achievement, contributions made, and
future ambitions is the prerogative of every
senior class.
My best wishes to the class of 1957.
Sincerely yours,
W. G. Fordyce
Superintendent of Schools
This year Euclid Senior High has
reached a new high in school spirit
which has been manifested in the
classroom as well as in extra-curricu-
lar activities. Wholehearted devo-
tion to worthy purposes, willingness
to participate, and appreciation of
the efforts of others are some of the
components of real spirit. To find
yourself, it is said, you must lose
yourself in a great cause. May you
transpose this school spirit into com-
munity spirit, working loyally for the
home, school, church, and civic enter-
prises.
L. E. Angene
Director of Instruction
As we come to the close of another
year of activity and achievement at
Euclid Senior High School we turn
with enthusiasm to peruse the pages
of our yearbook. I am sure the
Euclidian brings real pleasure to all
now and will continue to be cherished
as Ihe years come and go. The staff
has done an excellent job. Our con-
gratulations and thanks to the spon-
sors, staff and all who had a part in
making this Euclidian possible. Our
best wishes go with the class of 1957.
Sincerely,
Clifford G.
Principal
Owens
Upon your graduation from Euclid
Senior High you will have passed an-
other important step in life. Memo-
ries are wonderful but you must look
to the future also.
It will be possible for us to learn
much from you if you will share your
future experiences with us. You will
be welcome whenever you come back
to visit the high school.
Sincerely,
Meryl R. Baumer
Assistant Principal
Many times in the years ahead of
you this year book will help you to
recall the joys and the pleasures you
shared in Euclid High School. It will
become more valuable to you each
year.
Congratulations and best wishes to
all of you and may you have happi-
ness and success in the years to come.
As the underclass members take
your places they will profit by your
experiences and your many contribu-
tions.
Harriet Sheats
Dean of Girls
Since 1949 Euclid High School has
been providing a broad foundation on
which our young men and women
have built their future. Whether you
plan to enter college or go immedi-
ately into industry the values you
have credited here will be of much
help. May you always be a credit to
your school, your community, and to
our nation.
Bruce Graham
Dean of Boys
Above are two typical scenes of our faculty. To many students, grading papers is the symbol of the teaching
profession. In the faculty library Elaine Mylar takes dictation from Mr. Buerger as Mr. Pringle completes yesterday's
test papers. The faculty catch up on the daily notices and exchange information in the mail room.
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Lucille Aingworth
English, Chairman
Columbia
B. A.
M. A.
Olin A. Bailey
Rio Grande College
Western Reserve
Ohio State
Stephen College
Cornegie Tech
Lake Erie
Bruce M. Barlow
Industrial Arts
Ohio State
Wilmington College
B. Sc.
Lillian C. Barrow
Business Education
Ohio University
Muskingum College
Pittsburgh University
B. Sc.
M. A.
Robert Bennett
Harold Bli
English, Social Studies
English
Ohio State
Amsterdam University
Western Reserve
Mexico City College
Lindar University
Otterbein
Western R
B. A.
M. A.
Homeroom 1 1 1 comes up for a bit of early morning wisdom.
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Clemens E. Biauch
Willard Boerge
Social Studies
Industrial Arts
Kent State
Univ. of Akron
Ohio State
Ohio Stote
B. Sc.
Coaches Mohr and Nelson diag
Jean Bowditch
Mary Joan Bridges
English, Spanish
Grove City College
B. A.
Adrian J. Buerger
Mathematics
North Central College
Ohio State
Western Reserve
steals the scene from Mr. Eckert, Mr. Ro-
and Mr. Hawver at the footbGll pass gate.
Pera Campbell
English
Defiance
Ohio State
Univ. of Wisconsin
Mary Jane Davenport
Business Education
Univ. of Toledo
B. A.
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Marion Dise
Clarence f. Eckert
Home Economics,
Industrial Arts
Chairman
Kent State
Ohio State
B. Sc.
Univ. of Minnesota
M. A.
Western Reserve
inspects the bird
Wilton E. Eckley
Aloysius C. Galicki
English, Journalism
Industrial Arts
Ohio University
Ohio Univ.
Mt. Union
Penn State
Western Reserve
B. A.
M. A.
Kent State
John Carroll
Western Reserve
Fenn
B. Sc.
M. Ed.
Clayton D. George
Business Education
Joseph C. Gram
Ralph A. Grear
Phys. Education
Biology, Psychology
Ohio State
Western Reserve
B. Sc
Heidelberg
Emory Univ.
Western Reserve
The Chaperones take a break at the Senior Party.
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Sobro Hansen
Dale Harper
English, Government
Music, Chairman
Univ. of Louisville
DePauw Univ.
B. A.
Cincinnati Conservatory
of Music
Univ. of Cincinnati
Western Reserve
B. 5c.
Mr. Robuck consults Mr. Webster in his senior English class.
Ray Harper
Mathematics, Science
Muskingum College
Ohio State
B. Sc.
Alice Hawkins
Business Educatic
Univ. of Oklahon
W. Dean Ha
R. M. Hungerford
Industrial Arts
Hiram College
Kent State
B. A.
B. Sc.
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Camera attitudes vary from Mr. Galicki's dis
interest to Mr. Wallace's threatening glance.
Frances
Hutson
J. L. Jenkins
English,
Social Studies
English, Dramatics
Western
Miami
B. A.
i Reserve
Indiana Univ.
B. Sc.
M. A.
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Everett C. Johnston
English
Mr. Robuck, Mr. McKelvey and Mr.
Whiteside enjoy a break between classes.
1 k
Albert J. J
udge
Chemistry.
Physic:
Kent State
Kenyon
Univ. of Florida
B. Sc.
M. Ed.
Richard R. Keay
Chemistry, Ind. Arts
Kent State
Western Reserve
Ohio State
Edith K. Lemon
Home Economics
Northwestern
Western Reserve
B. Sc.
Jack L. Lewis
Social Studies
Bowling Green
Kent State
B. Sc. in Business
Administration
B. Sc. in Ed.
Lee Lillick
Mary Patricia Marsh
Phys. Ed.
Home Arts
West Virginia Univ.
Kent State
Villa Maria College
B Sc.
Who can forget Mr. Supance's and Mr. Boerger's patience?
There is still a question as to why their hair isn't gray.
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Joseph P. Maye
Baldwin-Wallac<
Western Reserv
8. Sc.
M. A.
Donald McGinley
Science
Dovid N. McKelvey
Business Education
Muskingum
Indiana Unrversity
B A.
Nancy McMahon
English
Bucknell University
B A.
Ann Meinzen
Mr. Thompson and Miss Schmidt
look over the Guinea pig situation.
Edmund C. Mize
Business Education
Ohio State
Kent State
Ohio University
B. Sc.
Bowling Green
Baldwin Wallac
Western Reserv
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Herbert Nold
Industrial Arts
Dhio University
3owling Green
There's Mr. Boerger again with the other teachers at the
Tasty Shop. Mr. Gram is very disgusted with the whole
business, someone must have put cream in his coffee.
Patry
Phys. Educat
Emmaline Peyser
Mathematics
John
J. Pohto
Industrial Arts
Ohio
State
Westi
?rn Reserve
Univ.
of Delawai
Univ.
of Colored.
Fenn
College
Kent
State
Denison
Radcliffe
Western Reserve
New York University
Middlebury College
Gene M. Pillot
Mathematics
Ohio State
Kent State
Western Reserve
s Campbell explains to Miss Williams the
ling events in the Student Council room.
Frank S. Pringle
English
St. Bonaventure
St. Francis College
Bucknell University
John Carroll
Western Reserve
Penn. Ext.
B. A.
John Reeves
Business Education
Western Reserve
Kent State
B. Sc.
M. A.
'Now to rest our aching feet"
Leonard E. Robuck
English, Speech
Western Reserve
B. A.
M. A.
Joan Schellentrager
Phys. Education
Mary Kay Schmidt
Dolores Simmons
Business Educatioi
Bowling Green
Kent State
B. Ed.
Poese truly believes "A stitch in time saves nine.'
Ohio Northern Uni>
ColumDia
B. A.
M. A.
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H. W. Spongier
Merwin R. Staines
Science
Industrial Arts
Heidelberg
Western Reserve
B. A.
M, 5.
New York State Uni\
Muhlenberg College
Univ. of Colorado
B. Sc.
M. Ed.
Taylor led the choir so vigorously, he broke
Drm. It's the results that count, right Mr. "T"?
Allan G. Stejskal
Social Studies
John Carroll
Helen
F. Stewart
Social
Studies
Kent
State
Ohio
State
Weste
irn Reserve
Univ.
of Hawaii
Univ.
of Zurich
B. Sc
in Ed.
Edwin J. Stoch
Bowling Green
John Supance
Industrial Arts
Ohio Univ.
Stevens Point
College
Kent State
B. Sc. in Ed.
Clarence Swackhamer
Sam W. Taylor
Phys. Education, Chair-
Music
Ohio Univ.
Columbia
Wilmington College
Ohio State
High Point College
Northwestern
B. Sc. in Music
M. A.
D. W. Thompson
Mathematics
Muskingum College
Butler Univ.
B. A.
Frank Troglio
Industrial Arts
Kent State
Western Reserve
B. 9c. in Ed.
Anthony V. Vaccariello
Spanish
Miami
Western Reserve
B. Sc. in Ed.
Fred A. Vollman
Industrial Arts,
Cleve. Institute of Art
Western Reserve
Kent State
Paul Wallace
Baldwin-Wallace
Bowling Green
B. A.
Stanley I. Whiteside
Social Studies, chairman
Ohio State
Ohio Univ.
Univ. of Wisconsin
Lewis ond Clark College
Co-ordinator Special
Achievement Progr
Gberlin College
Ohio State
Western Reserve
Beula Wilson
Mathematics
The last f
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LIBRARIANS
J. Bowditch, Z. Dellinger
SECRETARIES
Mrs. L. Winters, Miss A. DeGirolamo, Mrs.
L. Baron, Miss M. Lovett. Mrs. J. Boyer.
PUPIL PERSONNEL
1st Row: E. Wright, M. Maclnnis,
Shainoff, N. Galvez, D. Sweet. H. Eise
berg.
2nd Row: R. Winters. J. Broz, W. Harmc
J. Bergem, P. Mulroy, E. Wilson, H. Wis
A. Hamlin, B. James, J. Clark.
NURSE
HELEN WISE, R. N.
CUSTODIANS
GEORGE BREWSTER and JERRY GANSER
CAFETERIA STAFF
Left to Right: Mrs. Turk, Mrs. Zimmerman, /Mrs. Youngberg, Mrs. Forgione, Mr:
Pesec, Mrs. Sandberg, Mrs. Malliski, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Bitzer, Mrs. Dondrec
Mrs. Paladino, Mrs. Straka, Mrs. Bauer, Mrs. Brashear.
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Seniors
With an eye toward the future
the Seniors worked together mak-
ing their last year a momentous
one. Friends became closer,
underclassmen were regarded with
warmth and a little envy, and the
teachers received gratitude and
thanks for their patience and
understanding.
As the year slowly drew to a
close, dreams turned into reality
as Seniors began their march into
the future. Someday they will
look back to their days at Euclid
High remembering "the happy days
of youthful pleasure, learning, liv-
ing life so dear" and the "memor-
ies of our friendships here will
lift our hearts to Euclid High."
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
A. Flocke, Treasurer; D. Lockwood, President. B. Gerland, Vice President; J. Sanda, Secretary
Entering the doors of Euclid High
in September 1954, the Class of '57
found a school new to tradition and
spirit. Our Junior year found us or-
ganizing the first guidance council
and dancing to the music of Harry
Hershey at the "Southern Plantation".
It was in our Junior year that the
spirit finally arrived. As Seniors, it
was our job to continue the spirit.
For the first time our football team
brought home a victory on Homecom-
ing. Both the football team and cross
country won Lake Erie League Cham-
pionships.
The Senior Prom, picnic, assembly,
and graduation helped to complete a
perfect year. In the future, the Class
of '57 can look back with pride and
happy memories at their years at Eu-
clid High.
SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS
Mr. F. Johns and Miss W. Gillman
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SENIOR CABINET
At desks: A. Flocke, M. Yager. B. Leybeck, G. Hunt, C. Conrod, M. Palumbo.
2nd Row: J. Sanda, E. Mylar, D. Pourse, I. Berardinelli, D. Hall, S. Foster, B. Stone.
3rd Row: M. Rankin, D. Marcus, S. Knowles, G. Allison, J. Whisler.
Standing: D. Lockwood, J. Goebelbecker, K. Modic, P. Smith, B. Ambrose, J. Ridinger, B. Kaib, E. Fuller,
D. Larick, D. McCarthy, J. Williams, N. Browning, J. Emerich, P. Strohm, B. Gerland, K. Krotine,
J. Thomas, D. Howard.
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SENIOR GUIDANCE COUNCIL
1st Row: D. Brigger, C. Conrad, A. Borden, J. Sanda, R. Templin, M. Hummon, C. Wright, C. Gauch,
N. Broos.
2nd Row: D. McGinley, W. Milligan, D. McCarthy, R. Newcomb, B. Gerland, L. Kelly. D. Thompson.
ALBERTONE, DOMINIC
"DOM"
"To thine own self be true"
N.F.L. 3, 4; World Affairs
1, Pres. I; Basketball 1, 2;
Student Council 1; Squire?
Hi-Y 3; Golf Club 2, 4;
Basketball Club 3; Chess
Club 3; Hearts 4.
AMBROSE, ROBERT
"BOB"
"Life is too short"
ANDERSON, SALLY
"ZOSH"
"Blond bombshell"
G.A.A. 2, 3; Megaphone
Club 2; Big Show Cast 2,
4; Choir 1, 2, 4; Euclidian
Bus. Staff 4; Friendship 2,
3; Honor Study Hall 3;
Pinochle Club I.
ANSPAUGH, STEPHEN
"STEVE"
"Steve fills the bill"
Transferred from Indiana in
ALLISON, GEORGENE
"GENIE"
"Year round favorite"
ANDERSON, ALVIN
"AL"
"Watch the birdie"
Tennis 3, 4; Camera Club
1, 4; Pinochle Club 2; Chess
Club 3.
ANSON, BARBARA
"AN"
"Is that
imp?"
angel
F.T.A. 2, 3; Stage Crew 4,
Red Cross 3; Friendship 3,
4; Honor Study Hall 4; Art
Club 2; Woodshop 3; Sing-
ing for Fun 4.
APOLSKI, LORETTA
"RETTA"
"Fancy free and full of fun"
Girl's Glee Club 1; Friend-
ship 2, 3; Honor Study Hall
4; Service Squad 2; Dance
Club I; Woodshop 3.
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APPLEBY, JOAN
"JAY"
'A friendly gal with many
a pal"
-I.F.L. 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4;
/ice-pres. 4; Exec, board 3,
I; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Movie
Zlub 1; Majorette Club 2;
'loy Night, Spring Ploy, All
,chool Play Prod. Staff 2,
I 4- Big Show Prod. Staff
\, 4; Honor Study Hall 3,
l; Monitor 4; Social Club I;
>re-Med Club 2; Nat'l.
-tonor Society.
AYALA, ROSITA
"ROSITA"
"A
warm friend in
midst"
our
3.A.A
1, 3, 4; Big
Show
3ond
3, 4; Concert
Bond
, 2,
3, 4; Marching
Band
2, 3,
4' Friendship
2, 4;
Dance
Club 1; Service
Club
2; Pony Chorus 3, 4.
BAKER, JO ANN
"JODY"
"A dosh of suaor, a doih
of ipice; Thar'i our Jody —
devilish and nice"
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1,
2 3; Student Council 3; All
School Ploy, Play Night
Prod. Staff 3; Big Show
Prod. Staff 4; Cast 3; Sur-
vey Edit. Staff 2, 3; Bus.
Staff 2, 3; Friendship 2, 3,
4; Usher 2; Honor Stud/
Hall 3, 4; Canasta Club 2,
3; Choir i, 2, 4; Girl's Glee
Club 3; Euclidian Bus. Staff
BARDEN, ANN
"ELSE" ,
"A— You're
adorable"
2, 3,
G.L.C. 3, 4; G.A.A.
4; Advisory Board 4; Letter-
winner 1 , 4; Guidance Coun-
cil 3, 4. Sec'y 4; Student
Council 4; Megaphone Club
I; Big Show Cost 2, 3, 4;
Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir
Council 4; Madrigals 3, 4;
Girl's Glee Club 3; Octet 4;
Survey Bus. Staff 3; Friend-
ship 2, 3, 4; Honor Studv
Hall 3; Golf Club 2; Nat'l.
Honor Society 4.
AYALA, RICHARD
"DICK"
"Knowing him makes you
like him"
Big Show Band 2, 3, 4;
Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Pinochie Club 3, 4.
BAGINSKI, HELGA
"HELGA"
"She shines from within"
Entered Euclid in Jr. year.
G.A.A.; Hall Guard 4;
Friendship 4; Browsing Club
3; Creative Writing 4.
BALICE,
ANTIONETTE
"TONI
"A mo
del of
beauty"
F.T.A. 2,
G.A.A. 1,
3, 4;
2, 3,
G.L.C. 1,
4; Letter-
winner I; Student Council
I, 2, 3; Megaphone Club
2; F.N.A. 1; All School Play;
Play Night, Spring Play
Prod. Staff 2; Big Show
Prod. Staff 2, 4; Choir 1;
Girl's Glee Club 1; Friend-
ship 2, 3, 4; Usher 2, 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Monitor 3; Drama Club I,
Pres. 1; Canasta Club 3,
Pres. 3.
BARROWS, EULALIA
"LA LA"
"Sweet and gentle"
G.A.A. 1, 3, 4; Majorette
Club 2, 3; Big Show Cast
3, 4; Friendship 1, 4; Honor
Study Hall 4; Dance Club
1; Service Club 2; Pony
Chorus 3, 4.
BARTKO, ERNESTINE
"SNOOKS"
"Still os the night"
G.A.A. 4; Friendship 4
Appreciation 3
Chon
Club 4.
BAUMERT, DIANE
"DEE"
"She's found o woy to stay
carefree and gay"
G.A.A. I, 2; Majorette Club
2, 3; Girl's Glee Club 1 ;
Friendship 2, 3; Charm Club
BERAN, PATRICIA
"PAT"
"How cute eon you be"
Nat'l. Quill and Scroll 4,
G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm
3, Majorette Club 2, 3, 4;
Sub 3, Majorette 4; Bic
Show Cast 2, 3, 4; Prod
Staff 3; Marching Band 3
4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl's
Glee Club 3, 4; Survey Edit
Staff 3, 4; Snoopy 4
Eucuyo 4, Asst. Editor 4
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Usher 2
Honor Study Hall 3; Paint-
ing and Drawing 2; Pony
Chorus 3; Publications 4.
BEREZONSKY, CAROL
"CAROL"
"In her quietness she'll
be heard"
FT. A. 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,
4; F.N. A. 4; World Affair;
4; Bia Show 2; Choir I, 2;
Cadet Choir 4; Girl's Glee
Club 3, 4; Friendship I;
chle
Squad 3.
Club
BATTUNG, JEANNE
"BATTY"
"The
mark of intelligence"
N.F.L
1, 2; N. H. S.
3, 4;
F.T.A
3; G.A.A. 2,
3, 4;
Class
Pres. 1; Student
Coun-
cil 1
Swim Club 3,
4; F.
N.A.
4; All School
Play
Prod.
Staff 4; Euclidia
t Bus.
Staff
2, 3; Friendsh
ip 3;
Hono
Study Hall
3, 4;
Dram
atics Club 1; Golf Club
BENIC, DONALD
"SPEEDY"
"Goin' fishing"
icra Club 2; Foremc
BERARDINELLI, IRENE
"IRENE"
"I'm happy that I'm living"
Room
V 1, 2, 3; Letter
enior Cabinet 4;
4; Ad Club 3, 4;
rette Club 2, 3; Euclid-
Bus. Staff 4; Friendship
, 4; Ushe "
Dan
Co
Club 1;
rvice Club
BERLO, ROCHELLE
"ROCHELLE"
"Nothing's impossible to o
willing heart"
G.L.C. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4;
Big Show Prod. Stoff 3;
Survey Bus. Staff 3, 4;
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Pinochle
Club 2; Nat'l. Honor Society
BEYER, DOUGLAS
"DOUG"
'Cheer up — The Good
Mo
her
Footb-ill 1, Letterman 1;
3asketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man I; Wrestling 1, Letter-
rncn 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4;
Lettermon 1; Letterman'-,
Club 4; Honor Study Hall 3,
4; Key Club 4; Gymnastic
CI .b 1; Automotives 2;
Baskteball Club 3, 4.
BINDOKAS, CAROL
"BENNIE"
G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Letterwinner
I; Guidance Council 3; Prom
Comm. 3; Student Council
2; Majorette Club 3, 4;
Majorette 3; Megaphone 2;
S rvev Bus. Staff 2; Friend-
ship 2, 3; Usher 3; Dance
Club 1; Pinochle 3; Chess
Club 4.
BISBEE, MARILYN
"MARILYN"
G.A.A.
tender"
; Movie Club 4;
Book store 4; Friendship 2;
Pinochle 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 3; Red Cross 1; Pres.
1; Service Club 2.
BOST, ANN ETTA
"ANN"
G.L.C. 1; G.A.A.
Friendship 3, 4;
37
BILL, GARY
"CARMEN"
Dtball
Letten
Wrestling 1, Lette
Baseball '
Lette
Swimming 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 3, 4; Letterman's Club
3, 4; Boy's Leaders Club 1;
Student; Council 2; Swim
Club 3, 4; Lords Hi-Y 2,
3, 4, Treas. 2, 3; Dance
Club 1; Golf Club 2, 3, 4;
Pinochle 2; Hall Guard 3,
4; Capt. 3, 4; Golf Team 2,
3, 4, Capt. 3, 4; Letter-
man 2, 3, 4; Spirits 3, 4.
BIRKIC, DAVID
"DAVE"
y way to
"I
her,
Football 2, 4; Key Club 4;
Concert Band I, 2, 3;
Marching Band 2, 3; Honor
Study Hall 4; Models Club
1; Wrestling Club 2; Golf
Club 3.
BOGGS, JACK
"JACK"
Basketball 2; Canasta 3;
Golf Club 4; Fishing Club 1;
Pinochle Club 2.
BOWERS, ELIZABETH
"BETH"
"High Stepper"
G.L.C. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4;
Majorette Club 2, 3, 4,
Maiorette 3, 4; Big Show
Cast 2, 3, 4; Marching
Band 3, 4; Choir 1 , 2, 3, 4;
Girl's Glee Club 3, 4; Friend-
ship 3; Honor Study Hall
4; Dance Club 1; Travel
Club 1; Service Squad 2;
Music Appreciation 3; Pony
Chorus 3.
BRATUSH, CHARLENE
"CHAR"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 3, 4,
Sec. 4; G.L.C. 3, 4; G.A.A.
1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Club
1, 2; All School Play, Spring
Play Cast 3, 4; Play Night
Prod. Staff 3; Thespians 3,
4; Survey Bus. Staff 3, 4,
Accountant 4; Friendship 2,
3, 4, Usher 2; Choir 1;
Nat'l Honor Society 4.
BREWSTER, GAIL
"GAIL"
"Ideals control the
orld"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 4;
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4;
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Exec. Board
4; Reperesentative Cleve.
District F.T.A. 3; Vice-pres.
4; World Affairs 3; G.A.A.
1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council
1, Ad Club 3, 4; Big Show
Cast 2, 3, 4; Choir "
Cho
Cou
il 3, 4, Hi:
Madrigals 4;
Euclidian Edit. Staff 2, 4,
Script Editor 4; Survey Edit.
Staff 2, 3, 4; Friendship 2,
3, 4, Y-Teens 1; Sec 1,
Girl's Printing Club 2; Pony
Chorus 3, 4.
BRINOVEC, MARLENE
"MAR"
"Friendliness Excels"
Megaphone Club 2; F.N. A,
4; Friendship 2; Dance Club
1; Girl's Golf 2; Pinochle
3; Charm Club 4, Treas. 4.
BROWNING, EDWARD
"NED"
Nat'l Athletic Scholarship
Society 3, 4; Track 1; Ten-
nis 2, 3; Swimming 2, 3,
4, Letterman 3, 4; Letter-
men's Club 3, 4, Vicepres.
4; Boy's Leaders 1; Student
Council 3; Hall Guard 1, 2,
3, 4, Copt. 4; Swim Club 2,
3, 4, Sec'y-Treas. 4; Key
Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres. 4;
Nobles Hi-Y 4, Honor Study
Hall 3, 4; Tumbling Club
1; Advanced Zoology Club
3; Nat'l Honor Society 4.
BRAUNLICH, DAVID
"BONES"
"Tall and thin
with a cheery grin"
Basketball 2, 3 ,4; Base-
ball 4; Track 2, 3; Chess
Club 1; Basketball Club 2,
BRIGGER, DIANE
"BOOG - Dl"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 4;
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4; Jr.
Cabinet 3; Guidance Council
3, 4, Sec. 3; Prom Comm.
1, 3; Spring Sports Attend-
ant 1, 2; Megaphone Club
1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1,
2, 3, 4, Letterwinner 1, 3,
4; Big Show Cast 2, 3, 4;
Choir I, 3, 4; Euclidian Bus.
Staff 3, Edit. Staff 4, Edi-
tor-in-Chief 4; Survey Edit.
Staff 3; Friendship 2, 3, 4;
Service Club 1, Vice-pres. 1;
Spirits 4.
BROOS, NANCY
"BRUCE"
"Dark Eyes"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 4;
Guidance Council 4; Euclid-
ian Bus. Staff 4, Sec'y 4;
Art Club I; Chess Club 2,
3; Nat'l Honor Society 4.
BULICEK, PATRICIA
"PATTI"
F.T.A. 3; Ad Club 4; Maj-
orette Club 2; Megaphone
Club 2; All School Play Cast
1; Choir 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,
4; Student Council 3; G.L.C.
1, 3, 4; Survey Bus. Staff
4; Friendship 2, 4; Service
Club 1; Dramatics Club I;
Dance Comm. I; Nat'l Hon-
or Society 4.
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BURGER, VERNON
"VERNON"
Cross Country 4, Letterman
4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4,
Letterman 1, 3, 4; Track 3,
4; Choir I. 2, 3, 4; Madri-
gals 3, 4; Honor Study Hall
3, 4; Model Airplane Club
I; Wrestling Club 2, 4;
Golf Club 3.
BURNETT, MONROE
Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals
2, 3, 4, Octet 2, 3, 4; Big
Show Cast 2, 3, 4; Stamp
Club 1; Hearts Club 2;
Chef's Club 3; Pinochle 4.
"N
CAMM, NANCY
"NAN"
?ver a dull moment"
G.A.A. 1; P.A. Club 1; Al
School Play Prod. Staff 3
Big Show Prod. Staff 3
Friendship 2, 3; Y-Teens 1
Typing 3; Knitting Club 2
Hope Chest 4.
CARR, CHARLENE
"CHUCKLE"
"Easy going-Easy knowing"
G.A.A. I, 2; Concert Band
1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band
2, 3, 4; Pit Band 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 3; Platter
Club 1; Travel Club 4.
BURMEISTER, DALE
"BUTCH"
"His caret are few"
BURR, BARBARA
"BARB"
"Deeds, not words ore
repaid"
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red
Cross 3, Sec'y 3; Concert
Band 1; Girl's Glee Club 4;
Cadet Choir 4; Friendshio
CARPENTER, CAROL
"CARPY"
"Socialability"
F.T.A. 3; G.L.C. I; G.A.A. 1.
2, 3, 4, Letterwinner 1; Hall
Guard 3; Megaphone Club
2, 3; Friendship 2, 3, 4,
Pinochle 4.
CARR, SHARON
"SHERRY"
"Naturalness is her virtue"
Cho
Con
3; F.N.A. 3,
2; Euclidic
Staff 2, 3; Friendship 2, 3,
4, Usher 2; Honor Study
Hall 3; Card Club 1, 2,
Sec'y 1; Service Club 3, 4,
CEFARATTI, VINCE
"WINCE"
estling I; Boy's Leader's
Boys Glee Club 3; Hi-Y
Gymnastic Club 2;
•estling Club 1.
CHAUBY, CLARISSA
"CLARE"
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2,
3, 4; F.N. A. 4, Jr. Red Cross
3; Big Show 2; Choir 1, 2;
Girl's Glee Club 4; Cadet
Choir 4; Friendship 2, 3;
Honir Study Hall 3, 4; Rec-
reation Club 1; Pinochle
Club 1; Home Nursing Club
CLAYTON, JOYCE
"JOYCIE"
full of
"Sh
fy"
G.L.C. 4; G.AA. 1. 2, 3, 4;
Oil Painting I; Home Nurs-
ing Club 2; Archery Club 3.
CLEMENTS, MARY
"MARY"
ndship 3, 4; He
Hall 3, 4; Pii
CHAPMAN, ROBERT
"BOB"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 4;
Nat'l Athletic Scholarship
Society 3, 4; Football 1;
Cross Country 4, Letterman
4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Man-
ager 2, 3, Letterman 3;
Track 1 ; Lettermen's Club
3, 4; Prom Comm. I; Stu-
dent Council I, 4, Treas. 1 ;
Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4;
Choir I; Euclidian Edit.
Staff 4, Mounting Editor 4;
Honor Study Hall 4; Gym-
nastics Club 1; Golf Club 2;
Chef Club 3; Pinochle Club
4; Nat'l Honor Socitey 4.
CLARKE, JOANN
"Sophisticated Lady"
F.T.A.
G.L.C.
Letterwinner 1; Prom Comm.
1, 3; Student Council 3;
All School Play Director 1;
Big Show Prod. Staff I;
Euclidian Bus. Staff 3;
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Dramatics
Club I; Canasta Club 2;
Pinochle Club 3; Service
Club 1, Sec'y I; Nat'l Hon-
or Society 4.
CLAYTON, ROBERT
"BOB"
"Though he's quiet and shy;
Bob's really quite a guy"
"A
COHEN, SERENE
"SHORTY"
charming little Mis
G.A.A. 2; Choir 1. 2' Sur-
vey Bus. Staff 2, 3; Friend-
ship 4; Canasta Club 3;
Knitting Club 2; Dance Club
2; Painting and Drawing 4.
COLLEDGE, JUNE
"WOCN"
"One of the best"
G.A.A. I, 3; Big Show Cast
3; Choir 1; Friendship 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 3, Moni-
tor 3; Dance Club 1, 2;
Charm Club 2, 4; Red Cross
Club 3.
CONRAD, CHERYL
"CHERI"
"Style all the while"
G.L.C. 1, 3, Honor Member
4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Class
Cabinet 3, 4; Guidance
Council 3, 4; Prom Comm.
3; Survey Edit. Staff 3, 4,
School Editor 4; Friendship
2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 3;
Pinochle Club 2; Service
Club 1.
CONTENZA, HARVEY
"HARV"
Basketball 1; Hunting Club
I; Weightlifting Club 2:
Basketball Club 2; Pinoch-
le Club 3, 4.
CGRSARO, BARBARA
"SHORTY"
COLTRIN, ROBERT
"Spech
gold"
Movie Club I, Pres. 1
Stage Crew 2; Key Club 2,
3; Big Show Band 3; Con-
cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Board
of Directors 4; Marching
Band 2, 3, 4, Senior Offi-
cer 4; Pit Band 3, 4-
Printing Club I; Chess Club
3; Physics Club 4; Flash
Cards 3; Nat'l Honor Society
CONROY, JOHN
"JOHN"
"The friendly way is his
way"
CORRON, SHIRLEY
"SHIRL"
"Let the clouds roll by"
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2;
Friendship 2; Choir 1, 2;
Knitting Club 2; Glee Club
1; Pinochle Club 3, 4; Big
Show Cast 2.
COURTOT, EILEEN
"CORKY OR El"
"She carries a smile for all"
Canasta Club 1; Charm Club
1; Honor Study Hall 4.
COVILL, JOYCE
"JOY"
"She knows the ways
the
rid"
Painting and Drawing Club
4; Canasta 3; Ballroom
Dancing 2; Knitting Club 2;
Honor Study Hall 4.
CRAMER, ROBERT
"BOB"
is a main attraction
Football I, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 1, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Bask-
etball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman
I; Track 1, 2 3, Letterman
1, 3, Capt. I; Lettermens
Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; Class
Pres. 3; Class Cabinet 2,
3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Stu-
dent Council 2, 3, 4, Exec.
Board 3, 4; Parlimentarian
4; Big Show Cast 2; Boys
Glee Club 2; Survey Bus.
Staff 2; Regents Hi-Y 2,
3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Quarter-
back Club 2, 3, 4.
D'AMICO, CAROLE
"DEE"
"Always gay - That's her
way"
G.A.A. 1; Megaphone Club
I; Junior Red Cross 1;
Choir I; Girl's Glee Club 3;
Friendship 2; Oil Painting I;
Golf Club 2; Pinochle Club
3; Charm Club I,
DeLAUER, DOUGLAS
"DOUG"
Honor Study Hall I; Che
Club 1; Fencing Club
Pinochle Club 3.
COY, DAVID
"DAVID"
"Effort is his middle name"
Football 1. 2, Letterman 1;
Cross Country 3, Letterman
3; Track 2, 3, Letterman 3.
CRANE, BRUCE
"BRUCE"
"An all 'round good fellow"
Football I 2; Basketball I;
Track 2; Boys Leaders Club
I; Student Council 2; Hon-
or Study Hall 3; Dance Club
I; Quarterback Club 2; Pi-
nochle Club 3; Tumbling
Club I.
DANLEY, PATRICIA
"PAT'S
"With determination for a
motto, she's sure to
succeed"
G.A.A. I, 2, 3; Bookstore 3;
Euclidian Bus. Staff 2, 3;
Friendship Club 2, 3; Rec-
reation Club 1; Golf Club
DENIHAN, ROBERT
"BOB"
"I've no reason to complain"
Football I, 3; Wrestling 4;
Track 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3,
Treas. 3; Aulomotives I:
Track Club 1; Weightlifting
Club 2; Quarterback Club
3; Wrestling Club 4.
42
DOMITOR. LYNDA
"LYNN"
"The problem is not how to
add years to your life, but
life to your years"
Not'l Forensic League 4;
G.A.A. 3; Majorette Club
3; Survey Edit Staff 3;
Friendship 3; Chess Club 1 ;
College Reading Club 2.
DOTY, TOM
"FORKBALL"
i answer to every
question"
Baseball 2; Dan
Pinochle Club 2;
Club
rchery
DOWNING, ROBERT
"BOB"
Dancing Club 1; Drawing
Club 2, 3; Hearts Club 3;
Art Club 4.
DROBNICK, JAMES
"NICK"
"I dream such foolish
Stage Crew 1; Hearts Club
2, 3, 4; Weight-lifting, Let-
terman 1; Ballroom Dancing
1; Platter Fans 1; Century
Club 1.
43
DONAHUE, GUY
"GUY"
f action or
"All
Football I; Basketball I, 2,
3; Track I; Tennis 2; Boy's
Leaders Club 1; Prom
Comm. 3; Student Council
3, 4, Exec. Board 3, 4; All
School Play Cast 2, Prod.
Staff 2; Big Show Cast 2;
Survey Bus. Staff 2, 3;
Lord's Hi-Y 3. 4; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Thespians
2; Basketball Club 3; Pre-
Med 2; Golf Club 3; Hall
Guard 3, 4.
DOUGLAS, HENRY
Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Track
1; Boys Leaders I, 4; Class
Cabinet 3; Prom Comm. 3;
A School Play, Spring Play
Cast I, 3, Prod. Staff 2;
Big Show Cast 2; Boys Glee
Club 2, 3; Honor Study
Hall 3. 4; Dance Club I;
Golf Club 2; Fencing Club
2; Basketball Club 3, 4;
Hall Guard 4.
DRESHER, MARY
"DRESH"
! so bright
lys right '
Nat'l Forensic League 4; G.
A. A. 3; Megaphone Club
3; Survey 3; Friendship 3;
College Reading 4.
DUVAL, JULES
"JULES"
for
Nat'l Forensic League 4;
Basketball 1, Letterman 1;
Track 2; Swimming 2; Boys
Leaders 1; Student Council
2, 4; Swim Club 2; PA Club
2, 3, Tech. 2; Hi-Y 2;
Spring Play 1; Dramatics
Club 1; Swim Club 2; Of-
ficials Club 3; Cancsta Club
ECKERMAN, NANCY
"ECK"
"The height of delight"
FT. A. 4; G.L.C. 1; G.A.A.
1, 2, 3; Class Cabinet 2;
Prom Comm. 1 ; Prom At-
tended I; Student Council
2, 3; Ad Club 2, 3; Swim
Club 2, 3. 4; P. A. Club
1, 2, 3, 4; Tech. I. 2, 3, 4,
Pres. i, Treas. 4; Bookstore
1; All School Play Night.
Cast 2, Prod. Staff 2, 3;
Survey Bus. Staff 4; Oil
Painting 1 ; Y-Teen 1; Flash
Cards 3.
EIDENIER, HARRY
"ORRIN"
"Ten O'clock Scholar"
Wrestling I, Letterman
Baseball I, Letterman
Student Council I; Dar
Club I; Automotives
Hearts 3, 4.
EISKONEN, CAROL
"ESKY"
Friendship 2,
Club I; Ch
Pres. 4.
ELRICK, RICHARD
"RICH"
"He has that
Basketball 1,
ung
3; Wrestling
2; lennis I; Hi-Y 3, Treas.
4; Honor Study Hall 2;
Dance Club 1; Chess Club
2; Pinochle Club 3; Wrest-
ling 4.
EDDY, THOMAS
"TOM"
'King of speech"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 3,
4; Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4.
FT. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidance
Council 2, 3; Student Coun-
cil I, 4; Hall Guard 1, 3;
P. A. Announcer 3, 4; Eucuyo
2, 3, 4, Pres. 3' Honor
EISEN, GERALD
"JERRY"
ELICKER, FRED
"FRED"
"Clothes make the mc
Cross Country 2, 3. 4,
terman 2, 3; Track 2;
termen's Club 2, 3, 4; Dc
Club 1; Track 2; Offii
Club 3; Canasta Club
EMERICH, JOHN
"JOHNNY"
Council 2, 3; Ca
3; P. A. Technicu
Club 2, 3, 4.
EMTER, LYNN
"LYNN"
"The best is good enough"
Swimming 2; Dance Club I;
Automotive Club 2; Hearts
3; Canasta Club 4.
ERZEN, MARILYN
"SALLY-BRILLA"
"Slim and Trim"
Junior Red Cross 3; Big
Show Prod. Staff 4; Girl's
Glee Club I; Honor Study
Hall 3; Service Squad 2.
FEDERICO, FRANK
"FRANK"
"We soy well of Frank"
Football 2, 3, 4, Letterman
3. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Wrest-
ling 2, 3, 4, Letterman 4;
Baseball 2; Track 2, 3;
Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Stu-
dent Council 3; Junior Red
Cross 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee
Club 1; Survey Edit. Staff
2; Lord's Hi-Y 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3; Quarterback
Club 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics
Club 1.
FINKE, BRUCE
"FINK"
"Shy Guy"
Football 1; Basketball 1, 2;
Baseball I; Boys Leaders 1
2;' Student Council 1; Junior
Red Cross 1; Gymnastics I;
Basketball Club 2; Hearts
Club 3; Scrabble Club 4.
ERICKSON, BRUCE
"BRUCE"
Student Council 4; Choir 1;
Hi-Y I; Pinochle Club 1, 2,
3; Physics Club 4.
FASIMPAUR, RONALD
"RON"
FENSTER, ERIC
"DEEJAY"
vledge
power"
Tennis 2,
World Affair:
3, 4, Letteri
Cabinet 3; Prom Comm.
3; Student Council 3; PA
Announcer 4; Survey Edit.
Staff 3; Math Club 1; Ad-
vanced Zoology 3, 4; Hall
Guard 2; Creative Writing
3; Nat'l Honor Society 4.
FIORETTI, DOLORES
"DEE"
"A merry heart cheers
all day"
G.A.A. I; Euclidian Bus.
Staff 4; Friendship 2, 4;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4; Rec-
FLOCKE, ANN
"ANNE"
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4;
F.T.A. 2. 3, 4, Treas. 4,
Exec. Board 4; G.L.C. 3, 4;
G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Class Cabi-
net 4, Treas. 4; Student
Council 4; Big Show Band
3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3,
4; Marching Band 2. 3, 4;
Pit Band 4; Friendship 2.
3, 4; Girls Sports Club 1;
Drawing and Painting 2;
Student-Faculty Comm. 4.
FOSTER, ROBERT
"ROBERTO"
"Bobs are in fashion"
Track 3; Camera Club 2
Honor Study Hall 3, 4
Model AirHane Club I; Gol
Club 2; Advanced Zoolog
Club 4.
FOX, WAYNE
"FOXY"
"Crazy like a fox"
Nat'l Athletic Scholarship
Society 3, 4; Wrestling 3,
4, Letterman 3, 4; Letter-
men's Club 3, 4; Gymnastics
Club 1; Golf Club 2; Biology
Club 3; Wrestlina Club 4;
Nat'l Honor Society 4.
FRENCH, JUDITH
"JUDIE"
"Life is full of surprise!
FOCARETT, TONY
"TONY"
"A gallanf guy in every
way
Football I, 2,
4; Lettermens
Reaents Hi-Y
Club I, 2, 3, 4
I; Letterman
Club 3, 4;
4; Footboll
FOSTER, SUE
"BUG"
die"
G.L.C. 1; G.A.A. I, 2, 4;
Class Cabinet 4; Homecom-
ing Attendant 2; Megaphone
Club 1; All School Play
Cast 1; Survey Bus. Staff
3; Friendship 2, 4; Honor
Study Hall 4; Pinochle 2,
3; Senior Cabinet 4; Choir
2 3, 4; Madrigols 4; Big
Show Cast 2, 3, 4; Hall
Guard 2.
FRANKOVICH, PAUL
"FRANK"
"We all know Paul"
Honor Study Hall 3; Scrabble
Club 3; Math for Fun 4;
Hall Guard 3.
FRIEDEL, CLAROLYN
"CLARE"
"She's bubbling over with
pep and fun. Her life is
really a happy one"
G.A.A. 1, 2; F.N. A. 2, 3;
Student Council 1; All
School Play Cast 2, 3, 4;
Play Night, Spring Play, All
School Play Prod. Staff 2,
3, 4; Big Show Cast 2, 4,
Prod. Staff 3; Choir 1, 2,
; Euclidian Bus. Staff 2,
3; Friendship 2; Honor Study
Hall 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4;
G.L.C. 1; College Reading
Club 4; Hall Guard 1. 2.
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FULLER, EUGENE
"GENE"
"A smile makes a good
start"
enior Cabinet 4; Junior Red
:ross 3; Honor Study Hall
), 4; Tumbling Club 2;
gymnastics Club 2; Archery
;iub 2, 3, Pres. 3.
iALLAGHER, WILLIAM
"BILL"
GARGETIC, MICHAEL
"MIKE"
He has taught us laughter"
toss Country 3; Track 1 ,
; Stage Crew 3; Model Air-
plane Club; 1; Browsing
Mub; Scrabble Club 4.
GAUSBY, CAROL
"PINKY"
Calm, cool and collected"
'.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior
.ed Cross 2; F.N.A. 4; Big
how Prod. Staff 3, 4; Choir
; Friendship ]; Honor
tudy Hall 3; Dance Club 1.
GADKE, RICHARD
"SMOKESTACK"
"Genius finds its own road"
Junior Red Cross 2; All
School Play Prod. Staff 1;
Chess Club 3; Hearts Club
4; Automotive Club 2.
GALLOP, LAURIE
"LAURIE"
"Sweet personality has this
gal"
Entered in Junior year.
G.A.A. 1, 2. 4; Prom Comm.
3; Student Council 3; Choir
1, 2, 3; Friendship 4; Hon-
or Study Hall 4; Singing for
Fun 4; Flash Cards 4.
GAUCH, CAROLE
"GAUCHIE"
"She spreads happiness
with her dancing feet"
F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. I; Guid-
ance Council 3, 4; May
Queen 1; Student Council 1,
2; Swim Club 2, 3, 4; All
School Play, Spring Play
Cast 2, 3, 4; Concert Band
1, 2; Marching Band 2;
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4,
Usher 2; Honor Study Hall
3, 4, Monitor 4; Dance
Club 1; Nat'l Honor Society
GERLAND, ROBERT
"Quiet action gets
ults"
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Base-
ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Leaders
Club 1; Class Officer 4,
Vice-Pres. 4; Class Cabinet
3, 4; Guidance Council 3,
4; Student Council 4; Bovs
Glee Club 3; Lords Hi-Y 2,
3, 4; Basketball Club 3;
Baseball Club 3.
GIERKE, JERRY
"JERRY"
GNIDOVEC, TIMOTHY
Baseball 1, Letterman 1
Tennis 3, 4; Fodel Airplan
Club I; Archery Club ',
3; Physics Club 4.
GOEBELBECKER, JAMES
"JIM"
"Bor
n to sinq, and sing
he will"
Class
Cast
3, 4,
3. 4;
Study
precic
Cabinet 4; Big Show
2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2,
Boy's Glee Club 2,
Madrigals 3, 4; Honor
Hall 4; Music Ap-
tion 1, 3; Scrabble 2.
GORE, GEORGE
"GEORGE"
gom
Leaa
Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Treas
Euclidian Edit. Staff
Ass't Script Editor 4; World
A'fairs 2, 3, 4, Treas, 3,
GLEASON, JACK
"FLY-BY-NIGHT"
nbling Club I.
GOBLE, TOM
"GOBS"
Football 1; Track 1, Letter-
man 1; Tennis 1; Swimming
2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club
2, 3, 4; Boys Leaders Club
1; Student Council 4; Swim
Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Hi-Y
2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4;
Tumbling Club 3; Gym-
nastics 1, 3, Sec'y Treas. 3;
Spirits 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4.
GORDON, GAIL
"GAIL"
"Stars in my
..A. 1, 2, 3,
eyes
4; Junior
F.N. A. 4,
Vice-Pres. 4; Big Show Prod.
Staff 3, 4; Girl's Glee Club
4; Euclidian Bus. Staff 2,
3; Friendship 2; Honor
Study Hall 4.
GORTZ, JAMES
"FINGER"
Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 4; Basketball 1, 2;
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 3; Lettermen's Club 4;
Boy's Leaders Club 1,
Sec'y-Treas.. 1; Choir I ;
Glee Club I; Honor Study
Hall 3; Tumbling Club 1 ;
Pinochle 2; Baseball Club
2, 3, 4; Quarterback Club
3, 4; Foremen's Club 4,
Sec'y 4.
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GOTTHALF, DONALD
"DON"
"Speech is great but
silence is greater"
Ixec. Board 4;
Club 2; Movie
3, 4; Survey
I; Eucuyo 4;
, Hall 3, 4;
Dramatics Club 1; Publica-
tion Club 4; Nat'l Honor
Society 4.
F.T.A. 3, 4, I
V/orld Affairs
Club I, 2,
Edit. Staff
Honor Study
GRAHAM, SUSAN
"SUE"
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4,
Vice-Pres. 4; F.T.A. 2, 3,
4, historian 4, Exec. Board
4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Big
Show Band 2, 3, 4, Prod.
Staff 3, 4; Concert Band
1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4;
Marching Band 2, 3, 4,
Board of Directors 4; Letter-
winner 3; Pit Band 2, 3, 4;
Survey Bus. Staff 4.
GREGORY, BARBARA
"TEX"
"Deep
the heart of
F.T.A. 3; World Affairs 3,
4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Prom Comm.
3, 4; Junior Cabinet 3; Big
Show Cost 3, 4; Choir 3,
4; Girl's Glee Club 3;
Euclidian Bus. Staff 3, 4;
Survey Edit. Staff 3, 4;
Friendship 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 3; Spirits 4; Flash
Cards 3, 4, Dir. 4.
HADDEN, RAY
"RAY"
"Thou seemest to enjoy
life"
Track I; Swim Team 3; Key
Club 3; Platter Fans 1;
Chess Club 3; Pinochle
GOVITZ, ELAINE
"STINKY"
"Enjoy yourself"
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Movie
Club 1; Friendship 2, 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Music Appreciation Club 2;
Painting and Drawing 4;
Canasta Club 3; Ballroom
Dancing 2.
GREGORC, TONY
"ANTOINE-T.G."
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 4;
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4;
Not'l Athletic Scholarship
Society 2, 3, 4; Spirits 4;
Basketball 1, 2, 3, Manager
2; Letrerman 1 , 2; Letter-
men's Club 4; Boys Leaders
1,
I 1,
Club 1; Officials Club
Pres. 1; Student C
Pres. I, 4, Treas
Exec.
3rd
Movie Club 1,
Pres. 1; Stage Crew 2, 3,
Stage Manager 3; Biology
Club 2; PA Club 1; All
School Play, Spring Play,
Play Night Prod. Staff 2, 3,
4; Choir I; Glee Club I;
Euclidian Edit. Staff 4, Pic-
ture Editor 4; Regents Hi-Y
3, 4; Student Gov't. City
HADDEN, ROY
"LOUIE"
"Gabriel, blow your I
Track I; Key Club
Show Band
Band I, 2, ;•
Directors 3,
Band 1, 2,
2; Big
Concert
Board of
Marching
, Second
HADDOCK, LARRY
"LARRY"
Hearts Club 2, 3, 4; Chess
Club 4; Ballroom Dancing
1; Platter Fans 1; Gym-
HALDERMAN, NATALIE
"NAT"
"Make mine music"
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4,
Sec'y 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, Exec.
Board 3; G.L.C. 3, 4; G.A.A.
1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Advisory
Board 3, 4; Class Treas. 3,
Class Cabinet 3; Room
Comm 3; Student Council 1,
2, Vice-Pres. 1; Junior Red
Cross 2; Big Show Band 2,
3, 4, Prod. Staff 2; Concert
Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, Board of
Dir. 4: Marching Band 2, 3
4, Librarian 4; Pit Band 2,
3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4'
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Red Cross
Club 2; Spirits 4.
HALL, DONNA
"PROX"
"Little feet stepping into
a big world"
G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Class
Cabinet 4; Majorette Club
2, 3; Big Show Cast 2, Prod.
Staff 4; Euclidian Bus.
Staff 4; Friendship 2, 3, 4,
sec'y 4, Usher 4; Honor
Study Hall 3; Drawing ond
Painting Club 1; Knitting
Club 2; Embroidery Club 3;
Pony Chorus 3; Dance Club
1.
HALLARON, THOMAS
"TOM"
"The joker of all cards"
Club 2; Survey Edit.
Swim
Staff
Nobles Hi-Y 2,
Club 2; Big Shov
I Club 3;
HAMILTON, LYNNE
"LYNNE"
"Life is just a bowl of
cherries"
World Affairs, Pres. 1; G.
A. A. 1, 2, 4; Student Coun-
cil 1; Bookstore 1, 3; Con-
cert Band 1; Orchestra 1;
Friendship 2; Honor Study
Hall 3.
HALE, ALAN
"ALAN"
"All American crewcut"
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4,
Pres. 4; Nat'l Athletic Schol-
arship Society 3, 4; Football
1; Basketball 1; Tennis 2;
Swim Team 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 3, 4; Lettermen's Club
3, 4; Boys Leaders Club 1;
Student Council '
Exec.
3rd 3, 4; Sw
Club
2, 3, 4, Leader 2, 3, 4;
Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-
Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Honor
Study Hall 3; College Read-
ing Club 4; Boys State
Representative 3; Pinochle
Club 3; Chemistry Club 3.
HALLACK, JOHANNA
"JO"
"You and your beautiful
eyes"
Student Coun
G.A.A
3; Majorette Club 2, 3;
Friendship 2, 3, Usher 2, 3;
Dance Club 1; Painting and
Drawing Club 2; Pony
Chorus 3; Pinochle 4.
HAMILTON, DIANE
"DEE DEE"
"D — You'l
darling"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 4;
G.L.C. and G.A.A. 1, 2, 3;
Megaphone Club 2, Treas.
2; All School, Spring Play,
Prod. Staff 1, 2, 3; Play
Night Cast 3; Big Show
Cast 2, 4; Choir 1, 2, 4;
Girl's Glee Club 3; Euclidian
Bus. Staff 4, Edit. Staff 4,
Asst. Picture Editor; Survey
Edit. Staff 2, 3, Bus. Staff
2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3,
4; Honor Study Hall 3;
Thespians 4; College Read-
ing Club 4; Spirits 4.
HANSLIK, BARBARA
"BARB"
"Sweet Memories"
G.A.A.
chle
Club 2; Hon
Serv
Nu
Squad 2 3.
iing 4;
HARRIS, CAROL
"SHORTY"
"Short and sweet"
F.T.A. 4; G.L.C. 1; G.A.A.
1, 2; Prom Comm. 1;
Student Council 1; Mega-
phone Club 2; Big Show
Cast 2; Choir 1, 2; Girl's
Glee Club 1, 3; Friendship
2, 3, 4; Pinochle 3; Hope
Chest Club 4.
HEBRON, VIRGINIA
"GINNY"
Friendship Club 3; Hoi
Study Hall 3, 4, Sec'y
Drawing and Pointing
Knitting 4.
HIGHLAND, LENORE
"LENI"
"She surely looks satisfied"
Megaphone 2; Red Cross
Club I, 2; F.N.A. 2; Friend-
ship 2; Honor Study Hall
4; Y-Teen I.
HILLIER, DAVID
"GABBY"
"We're glad to have him
with us"
Football 1, 2, Letterman 1;
Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man I, 3; Baseball I, 2,
Letterman 1 ; Lettermen's
Club 3; Boys Leaders Club
4, Vice-Pres. 4; Guidance
Council 2; Student Council
2; Stage Crew 1; Big Show
Cast 3; Lords Hi-Y 2, 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4, Moni-
tor 4; Tumbling 1, 4; Chess
2; Basketball Club 3; Fore-
men's Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4;
Century Club 1; Weight-
lifting Club 1.
HARRIS, ROBERTA
BOBBI"
Megaphone Club 2, 3, Pres.
3; Big Show Cast 2; Friend-
ship 2, 3, 4; Home Nursing
Club 2; Y-Teen 1 .
HENRY, JUDY
"HENRY"
G.A.A. 1, 2; Red Cross Club
1, 2, 3; Friendship 2, 3, 4;
Platter Club I.
HILL, MARCIA
"MARTIE"
"A sweet miss"
Transferred to Euclid in
Senior year.
G.A.A. 4; Friendship Club
4; Photography Club 4.
HODGES, JERE
"SAM"
"Each man is justified in his
own individuality"
Camera Club 4.
HOFFERT, JAMES
"A first rote athlete"
HOLLAND, ROBERT
"An honest mon hos nothing
to fear"
Honor Study Hall 2; Golf
Club 2, 3; Chess Club 4;
Ballroom Dancing 1
HORTON, FRANK
"Into the clouds he towers"
HOWARD, DONALD
"DON"
"A sensitive guy who always
will try"
Wrestling 4; Tennis 2;
Senior Cabinet 4; Movie
Club 1; Nobles Hi-Y 2, 3,
4, Pres. 4, Hi-Y Council 4;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Century Club 1; Weight-
lifting Club 2; Dance Club
1.
HOFFERT, NANCY
"NANCE"
"Beautiful, beautiful brown
eyes"
G.A.A. 2, 3; Class Cabinet
3; Prom Comm. 3; Student
Council 3; Maiorette Club
2, 3, 4, Maiorette 3, 4;
Bookstore 3, Manager 3;
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Dancing
for Fun 1; Platter Fans 1;
Game Club 2; Charm Club
2; Canasta Club 3, Vice-
Pres. 3; Pony Chorus 4;
Honor Study Hall 3; Nat'l
Honor Society 4.
HOLTZ, PAT
"PATTY"
Prom Comm. 3; Thespians
4' F.T.A, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1,
2, 3, 4; Megaphone 2; All
School Play, Play Night
Cast 1, 3, Spring Play Prod.
Staff 3, 4; Big Show Cast
2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4;
G.rls Glee Club 3, Madrigals
4; Euclidian Bus. Staff 3, 4;
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Survey
B.s. Staff 3; Honor Study
Hall 3; Dramatics Club 4;
Hall Guard 4.
HOVANCSEC, LOUIS
"LOU"
"Never work, it takes
too long"
Lettermen's Club 3, 4; In-
dian Dance Club 1; Wrest-
ling Club 2; Ballroom Danc-
ing 3; Etching and Printing
4; Boosters Club 4.
HOYCAR, NANCY
"TWEETY"
G.A.A. 2: Friendship Club
2, 3. 4; Charm Club 4; In-
terpretive Dance 2; Social
Dance Club 3.
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HUMMON, MARY ANN
"HUMAN"
"Someone worth knowing.
Her good quolities
keep growing"
nd Sc
Not'l Quill
Nat'l Honor Society 4; F.T.
A. 3, 4; G.L.C. 4; G.A.A.
1, 2, 3, 4, Advisory Board
3,4, Letterwinner 4; Guid-
ance Council 3, 4; Play
Night, Spring Prod. Staff 1,
2, 3; Euclidian Edit Staff 4,
Art Edit. 4; Friendship 2, 3,
4; Canasta Club 3; Pinochle
Club 2; Drama Club 1;
Survey Bus. Staff 4.
HUUSARE, ARLENE
"ARLENE"
"Always thy friend"
F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. I; Swim
Club 3, 4, Sec'y-Treas. 4;
Majorette Club 3; F.N.A.
4; Euclidian Bus. Staff 2,
3; Friendship 2, 3, 4; Ball-
room Dance Club 1; Scrab-
ble Club 2.
JACKSA, MARGARET
"MARGIE"
Dance Club 1 .
chle Club 2;
JAMES, WARREN
"WARREN"
"Aw girls, leave me alone"
Football 1; Basketball 1, 3.
4, Letterman 1, 4; Boy's
Leaders Club 1, 4; Stage
Crew 3; Big Show Cast 2,
3; Boy's Glee Club 1; Honor
Study Hall 2; Tumbling
Club 1; Health Club 1;
Automotives Club 2; Basket-
ball Club 3, 4.
HUNT, GEORGIA
"GEORGIA"
"Georgia on
G.A.A. I, 2, 3;
d"
3; Senior Cabi-
mecoming At-
tendant 4; Survey Bus. Staff
3; Friendship 2, 3, 4; Games
Club 2; Canasta Club 3;
Dance Club 1; Charm Club
2: Service Club 1.
IOSUE, THOMAS
"The women ore always
ready for Tom"
Football 2; Basketball 2;
Baseball 1, 3, Letterman 1;
Lettermen's Club 1; Boys
Leaders Club 1; Movie Club
1; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres.
3; Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Weightlifting Club, 1, 2:
Ballroom Dancing 3; Archi-
tectural Drawing 4.
JAMES,
CAROLYN
cute gal
:, Welcor
any
with a frien
ne anytime (
ploce
F.T.A. 4; World Affairs 4;
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Prom Comm.
3; Hall Guard 3; All School
Play, Play Night Prod. Staff
Show Cast 2; Girl's Glee
3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 4; Big
Club 3; Survey Edit Staff
3, 4; Friendship 2, 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 3; Canasta
Club 1; Pinochle Club 2;
Record Club 3.
JARC, JOYCE
"JOYCE"
"The knowing mind"
Letterwinner 1; Choir 1, 2;
Girl's Glee Club 3; Friend-
ship 2, 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 3, 4; Recreation Club
1; Chess Club 2; Travel Club
3; Pinochle Club 4; Nat'l
Honor Society 4.
JELINEK, WILLIAM
"WILLIE"
Baseball 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 4; Archery 2, 3; Base-
ball Club 3; College Read-
JERIC, CHARLES
"CHUCK"
"Blues stay away from r
Pinochle Club 2, 3, 4.
JOHNSON, NORMAN
"PAPA"
"All the world is my
playhouse''
N.F.L. 4; F.T.A. 4; Baseball
2; Movie Club 1; Stagecrew
3; P.A. Technician 1; All
School Play Night, SDring
Play Cast 2, 3, 4; Big Show
Cast 2. 3; Choir 1 , 2, 3, 4;
Madrigals 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3; Thespk
Gan
Club
I; Basketball Club 2;
csta Club 3; Pinochle Club
4; Not'l Honor Society 4.
KALBERER, NORMAN
"KAL"
Swim Club 2; Technician 1;
Pinochle Club 1; Hearts 2,
3, 4.
JERABEC, SUE
"SUSIE"
She's short, but so is
a stick of dynamite
G.A.A. 2, 3; Prom Comm.
3; Megaphone Club 2, 3;
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Y-Teens 1;
Pinochle Club 4; Big Show
2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Girl's
Glee Club 3, 4; Madrigals
4; Euclidian Bus. Staff 4.
JOHNSON, DOUGLAS
"DOUG"
Basketball 2, 3, 4, Manag-
er 3, 4, Letterman 4;
Student Council 2, 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4,
Moniter 4; Math Club 1;
Bridge Club 2; Reading Club
3; Chemistry Club 4; Nafl
Honor Society 4.
KAIB, ROBERT
"Last one
Basketball I;
a fish"
ck 1; Ten-
nis 3, Swimming 2, 3, 4,
Letterman 4; Lettermen's
Club 4; Class Coucil 4;
Student Council 1; Camera
Club 3; Swim Club 3, 4;
Boy's Leaders 1; Golf Club
2; Foremen's Club 1; Choir
KAMM, DONNA
"DON"
"Unpretentious in
everything she does"
Prom Comm. 1, 4; Red
Cross Club 4; G.A.A. 4;
Friendship 4; Honor Study
Holl 3, 4; Monitor 4; Card
Club 1; Golf Club 2;
Dance Club 3; 4; Service
Club 1; Dramatics Club 4.
54
KATOSIC, BARBARA
"BARB"
"I'm all wrapped up in
dreams"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 3, 4;
G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Class
Cabinet 3; Megaphone Club
2; Survey Edit Staff 3,4,
Third Page Editor; Eucuyo
4; Friendship 2, 3, 4;
Pinochle Club 3.
KELLOGG, BETH
"BETHIE"
"It's nice to watch the
world go by"
Girl's Glee Club 2, 3, 4;
Friendship 2, 3; Dance Club
1; Ballroom Dance Club 2,
3; Charm Club 4.
KESSLER, PATRICIA
"PAT"
"It's her way to please;
All things she does with
Entered E
year.
Friendship
Study Hal
Club 4.
4; Honor
Hope Chest
KLOPOVIC, JEANETTE
"KLOPPIE"
"She enjoys the pleasures
she gives"
G.A.A. I, 3; Prom Comm.
3; Big Show Prod. Staff 4;
Choir 1; Eucuyo Edit. Staff
4; Friendship 2, 3; Sec'y of
Club 1; Browsing Club 2.
KAUFFMAN, GARNETTE
"GARNETTE"
"Sugar and spice and ever
G.A.A. 3, 4; Majorette Club
3, 4; Megaphone Club 2;
Eucuyo 4, Treas. 4; Friend-
ship 2, 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 3; Big Show Prod.
Staff 3; Pony Chorus 3;
Y-Teens 1.
KELLY, LEE
"KEL"
'Blond and tall; nice
to all"
Cross Country 2; Track 1, 2,
3; Boy's Leaders Club 2, 3;
Guidance Council 3, 4, Pres.
4; P.A. Club 2, 3, 4; Hall
Guard 4; Travel Club 3;
Dance Club 4; Model Club
1,
KLIMA, CHARLES
"CHUCK"
"Philosopher of love"
otball 1, 2, 3, Wrestling
Tr.
Stage Crew 2; Hi-Y 4; Hon-
or Study Hall 3, 4; Quarter-
back Club 2; Tumbling Club
KNOWLES, SHARI
"SHAR"
"Pretty-eyed baby"
Class Cabinet 4; Choir 1;
Friendship 4; Honor Study
Hall 3; Canasta Club 2;
Pinochle Club 3.
KNUTH, JAMES
"JIM"
jst o happy-go-lucky
KOESTER, THEODORE
"A fi
TED"
iendly sort"
Camera Club 2; Stage Crew
4; Honor Study Hall 3;
Platter Fans I; Camera Club
2; Travel Club 3; Chef's
Club 4.
KOLMAN, RONALD
"RON"
"Shy Guy"
Model Club 1; Pinochli
Club 4.
KORENCIC, BARBARA
"BARB"
"Let your conscience be
your guide"
World Affairs 2; G.A.A. 2;
1; Friendship 2, 3, 4; Honor
Student Council 1; Choir
Study Hall 3; Glee Club 1;
Canasta Club 3; Hope Chest
Club 4.
KNUTH, ROBERT
"BOB"
"Sincerity tri
all"
nphs
Football 2; Basketball 1,
2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 3, 4; Lettermen's Club
3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4,
Monitor 4; Photography 1;
Basketball Club 3; Concert
Band 1; Marching Band 1;
Orcrestra 1; Euclidian Bus.
Staff 3, 4; Ballroom Club
KOKAS, DENNIS
"DENNY"
"Sleep, sleep, sleep"
KOPRIVEK,
AL
"ANGELO"
"Let's 1
lave wine,
women,
songs ar
id laughter;
Sermons
and s
oda water
after"
Football
1, 3; Basi
Leiball 1,
3; Basi
iball 2,
3; Boy's
Leaders
Club 1;
Student
Council
1; Junior Red Cross
1; Boy's
Glee Club
1; Lords
Hi-Y 4;
Basketball
Club 1;
Football
Club 2;
Baseball
Club 3;
Golf Club
4; Hall
Guard 4
KORENCIC, SALLY
"SAL"
shining baton
she
on
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4;
G.L.C. 2, 3, Letterwinner 1;
Class Cabinet 2, 3, Sec'y 3;
Prom Comm. 3; Homecom-
ing Queen 4; Spring Sports
Attendant 3; Student Coun-
cil 4, Sec'y 4; Majorette
Club 2, 3, 4, Head Major-
ette 4; Bookstore 3; Big
Show Cast 2, 3, 4; Choir 1,
2; Friendship 2, 3. Usher 2,
3; Dance Club 1, Pony
Chorus 2.
56
KORNBLUM, ROGER
"RCDGE
"We often heor Roger
repeat
Blessed be the man who
invented sleep"
KOVACH, ELAINE
"BUSTER"
rorld is ruled by
nogination"
2, 3; Euclidi(
"Th
World Affair
Bjs. Stoff 3, 4; Honor Study
Holl 2, 3; Ballroom Donee
2; Writing Club 4, Drama-
KOZLOWSKI, BRUCE
"BRUCE"
"A sharp character"
KRAMER, TED
"I like the girls, but they
frighten me. Can't someone
suggest a remedy?"
Football I, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,
3, 4, Letterman 3, 4; Base-
ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman
2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club
2 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3;
Student Council 2, 3, 4,
Exec. Board 3, 4; Big Show
Cast 3, 4; Choir 3, 4, Pres.
4; Euclidian Bus. Staff 2,
3; Regents Hi-Y 2, 3, 4;
Quarterback Club 2, 3, 4;
Basketball Club 3, 4; Dia-
mond Sports 3, 4.
57
KOSTIHA, EDWARD
"YO-YO"
KOZAC, JANICE
"JAN"
"Janice is sweet and sincere,
forever happy and full of
cheer"
G.A.A. 1, 2; Movie Club 4;
Choir 1, 2; Friendship 2,
3, 4; Honor Study Hall 3,
Recreation Club 1; Scrabble
Club 2; Canasta Club 3, 4.
KRAFT, JOYCE
"JOYCE"
G.L.C. 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,
Letterwinner 1; Prom Comm.
1; Student Council 3; Hall
Gjard 4; Megaphone Club
2, 3; F.N.A. 4; Choir 1;
Girl's Glee Club 1, Treas. 1 ;
Euclidian Bus. Staff 4; Sur-
vey Bus. Staff 4; Friend-
ship 2 .3, 4; Pinochle 4;
M_sic Service Club 1, Pres.
KRAUSS, CAROL
"CAROL"
F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Exec.
Board 4, Treas. 1; Prom
Comm. 3; Student Council
1; Camera Club 1; P.A.
Announcer 4; Big Show Cast
3, 4; Choir 3, 4, Robemaster
3. Corresponding Sec'y 4,
Choir Council 3, 4; Girl's
Glee Ciub 2; Friendship 2,
3, 4; Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Sewing 1 ; Woodshop 3;
Drawing and Painting 4;
Nat'l Honor Society 4.
KRAUSS, RONALD
"RON"
"Never a care in the worl
KREJCI, LANE
"HOTROD"
"With his bright purple
you
see hii
far"
World Affairs 3, 4; Concert
Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman;
Big Show Band 3, 4; March-
ing Band 2, 3, 4; Pit Band
4; Model Airplane 1; Auto-
motives 2.
KROTINE, KEN
"ALICE"
Track 1; Boy's Leaders Club
I; Senior Cabinet 4; Prom
Comm. 4; Choir 2, 4; Boy's
Glee Club 1; Euclidian Bus.
Staff 2, 3, 4; Lords Hi-Y
2 3, 4; Dancing Club 1 ;
Pinochle Club 2; Basketball
Club 3.
KUBILUS, CAROL
"CAROL"
of cha
1 1 1; Maic
G.A.A. 2; Pr
Student Cour
ette 4; Choir
Friendship 1, 3; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Dramatic
Club 1; Dancing Club 1.
KRECIC, CAROLYN
"CAROLYN"
"A quiet happy life she
lives. Complaints are
something she never gives"
FT. A. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2;
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Service
Club 2; Home Nursing 3.
KRIVEC, RONALD
"RON"
"This guy is talented"
Biology Club
2; Pinochle Club 3, 4.
KRZEWINSK1, LEONA
"LEE"
"A sharp package"
Hall Guard 1; Stage Crew
2, 3; All School Play Prod.
Staff 3; Choir 1, 2, 3;
Girl's Glee Club 3; Girl's
Ensemble 1; Friendship 2,
3; Dance Club 1; Pony
Chorus 2, 3; Modern Dance
Club 2.
KUHAR, JOANNE
G.L.C. 1; G.A.A. 1, 2; Red
Cross 1, 3; Big Show Cast
2; Choir 2; Friendship 2,
3; Ballroom Dancing 2;
Hope Chest 4.
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KUHAR, RAY
"BUDDHA"
"Rhythm in every finger"
P. A. Club I; Big Show
Band 3; Concert Band 4;
Marching Band 4; Dance
Club I; Pinochle Club 2;
Chefs Club 3.
LEBANT, NELSON
"NELSON"
"His popularity is mainly
due to the tact he's never
blue"
LACE, BARBARA
"BARB"
"Brightest and Best"
World Affairs 3, 4, Sec'y 4;
Prom Comm. 3; Student
Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 1,
Exec. Board 4; P. A. Tech.
1; All School, Spring Play
Prod. Staff 3; Big Show
Cast 3, 4, Prod. Staff 3;
Choir 2, 3, 4, Correspond-
ing Sec'y 4; Girl's Glee Club
1; Friendship 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Canasta
Club 2; Music Appreciation
2; Dance Club 1; Student
Faculty Comm. 4; Nat'l
Honor Society 4.
LANESE, SALVATORE
"Sam's the man to see,
2 person with individuality"
Team 3
4; Boy's
Leaders 4; Swim Club 4;
Nobles Hi-Y 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Advanced
Zoology 3; Chemistry Club
59
KUZNIK, ROGER
"ROC"
"Here is a boy of deepest
thought; His qualities
cannot be bought"
LaBARBERA, THOMAS
'TOM"
"From paths of humor he
does not stray. For humor
finds It's own way"
LAMPE, LINDA
"LINDA"
"Music, music, music"
F.T.A. 3. 4; World Affairs
3, 4; G.A.A. 2, Student
Council 1, 4; F.N. A. 4;
Pres. 4; Big Show 2, 3, 4;
Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4,
Librarian 4, Letterman 4;
Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pit
Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1,
2, 3, 4; Survey Bus. Stoff
4; Friendship 2, 3, 4, Sec'y
2; Ensemble I; Pre-Med
Club 2; Nat'l Honor Society
LAPINSKAS, THOMAS
"LAPINO"
"Don't frown,
laugh and be merry"
Football I, 2; Basketball 1;
Boy's Leaders Club 1; Eu-
clidian Bus. Staff 3; Lords
Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pinochle Club
2, 3; Quarterback Club 2;
Woodshop 4; Foremen's Club
4; Supervisor's Club 4.
LARICK, DAVID
"DAVID"
Tennis 3, 4; Senii
LARSEN, RUSSELL
"RUSS"
"Russ, Russ, you're the boy
for us"
Baseball 4; Track 1; Cam-
era Club 1, 2; Concert Band
1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band
1, 2; Pet Band I; Orchestra
I; Pinochle Club 3; Chess
Club 4.
LAURICH, MARILYN
"MARILYN"
"A gal with many winning
ways"
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Executive
Board 4; World Affairs Club
3, 4, Volunteer Sec'y 4;
G.A.A. I, 4; Intramurol
Sports 1, 2, 4; Ad Club 4;
F.NA. 4; All School Play
Cast 1, Prod. Staff 2;
Euclidian Bus. Staff 4;
Euclidian Edit. Staff 4, Typ-
ist 4; Prom Comm. 4; Stud-
ent Council 4; Nat'l Quill
and Scroll 4.
LAZOR, BARBARA
"BARB"
"A twin delight who's quite
all right"
G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Intra-
mural Sports I, 2, 3; Hall
Guard 3; Junior Red Cross
3; Choir 1, 2; Friendship
Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 3, 4; Dance Club 1 ;
Scrabble Club 2; Senior
Charm Club 4.
LARKIN, KAREN
"KAREN"
"There's starlight in your
eyes"
F.T.A. 2, 4; Junior Red Cross
3; Choir 1; Girl's Glee Club
3; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4;
Dance Club 1; Junior Charm
Club 2; Survey Bus. Staff
2, 3, 4, Ass't Bus. Manager
4; Dramatics Club 1, Pres.
I; G.L.C. 3; Senior Cabinet
LAURENSON, JAMES
"JIM"
"A willing worker"
N.F.L.
F.T.A.
Club 3,
Club 1;
, 4, Vice-Pres. 4;
3; World Affairs
4, Treas. 4; Movie
Stage Crew 1, 2;
nnouncer 1, 4; All
'lay Cast 3, Prod.
Spring Play Cast
r Study Hall 3, 4;
s 2, 3; Nat'l Hnoor
4; Round Table 2,
LAURICH, PATRICIA
"PATTY"
"Hey, carrot top"
Club
Cast 2;
All
LAZOR, BEVERLY
"BEV"
better than one
G.A.A. 1; Intraumural Sports
2, 3; Spring Sports Queen
I; Ad Club 4; Majorette
Club 2; P. A. Club 1; Choir
1; Friendship 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3; Dancing Club
1; Service Club I.
LEEPER, MAXINE
"MAX"
r 1 , 2; Friendship 2;
Club 1; Canasta Club
LEVKOVITZ, LENORE
"LENORE"
'She has a kindly glance
and a friendly spirit"
LLOYD, BARBARA
"BARB"
F.T.A. 2; G.L.C. 1, 2, 3;
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Majorette
Club 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3,
4; Big Show Cast 2, 3, 4,
Prod. Staff 3, 4; Marching
Band 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Girl's
Glee Club 3. 4; Euclidian
Bus. Staff 3, 4; Friendshio
2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 3;
Dance Club 1; Scrabble
Club 2.
LUCCI, ROGER
"ROGER"
"He runs second to no one"
Cross Country 4; Track 4;
Fishing Club 1; Pinochle
Club 2, 3; Chess Club 4.
LEININGER, SUSAN
"SUE"
"Ain't she sweet, see her
walking down the street"
F.T.A. 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3;
Hall Guard 4; Room Sec'y
3; Swim Club 2, 3; Friend-
ship 2, 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 3; Charm Club 4;
Dance Club 1.
LEYBECK, BARBARA
"BARB"
"Thot's pur Barb"
Play Night Prod. 3taff 3;
Spring Play Cast 3; Choir
I, 2; Euclidian Bus. Staff
4 Treos. 4; Survey Rep. 4;
Friendship 3, 4; Thespian:,
3, 4, Sec'y 4; Glee Club
1; Photography Club 2;
Charm Club 2; Drawing and
Pointing 3; Senior Cabinet
4; Music Service Committee
1; Nat'l Honor Society 4.
LOCKWOOD, DAVID
"DAVE"
"You're sure to enjoy the
qualities ot this boy"
Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4,
Letterman 3, 4; Track 1,
2; Lettermen's Club 3, 4;
Senior Cabinet 4, Class Pres.
4; Regents H-Y 4; Honor
Study Hall 3; Quarterback
Club 2, 3; Diamond Sports
LUSTRIK, BARBARA
"BARBARA"
quiet
LYNCH, RICHARD
"DICK"
"Easy come; easy go"
Football 2; Track 1 , 3, 4
Boy's Leaders Club 1 ; P
A. Technician 1; Pinochli
2, 3; Chess Club 4.
MAHER, ROBERTA
"BOBBIE"
Friendship 4;
MANDEL, CHRIS
"CHRIS"
"He can manage anything"
Basketball I, 4; Tennis 4
Honor Study Hall 3, 4
Card Club I; Golf Club 2
Pinochle 3; Baseball 4.
MARCUS, DOROTHY
"DOTTIE"
"She proves when all is said
and done, that just being
happy is a lot of fun"
Senior Cabinet 4; Prom
Comm. 4; Euclidian Bus.
Staff 4; Survey Bus. Staff
4; Friendship 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3; Social and
Ch-rm Club 2; Scrapbook
Club 3; Service Club 1.
MAGALENGA, JUDY
"MAGGIE"
"On the field she led tho
way. Always carefree, bright
and gay"
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4;
G.L.C. 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,
4; Majorette Club 2, 3, 4,
Majorette 3, Head Majorette
4; Bookstore Worker 1; Big
Show Cast 3, 4; Survey Bus.
Staff 3; Friendship 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4; Pre-
Med Club 2; Magic Circle
1; Service Club 1; Freshman
Ploy 1; Spirits Club 3, 4.
MAHONEY, PATRICIA
"PATTI"
"Prisoner of Love"
Entered Euclid in her Junior
year.
Megaphone Club 3; Honor
Study Hall 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,
MANGUS, NANCY
"NAN"
Big
Maiorette Club
Show 1; Choir
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 2, 3, 4; Ball
Room Dancing 2; Big Show
Prod. Staff 3.
MARION, MARK
"MARK"
Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling
1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 1, 2,
3, 4; Lettermen's Club 1,
2, 3, 4; Boy's Leaders Club
1; Choir 1, 4; Boy's Glee
Club 4; All School Play
Prod. Staff 4; Regents Hi-Y
2, 3, 4; Quarterback Club
2, 3, 4; Wrestling Club 2,
3, 4; Foremans Club 4, Vice-
MARSHALL, WALTER
"WALLY"
"King of rhythm"
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4;
World Affairs 3, 4, Pres. 4;
Student Council 4; Big Show
Band 2, 3, 4; Concert Band
1, 2, 3, 4, Band Director
4; Marching Band I, 2, 3,
4, Captain 4. Director 4; Pit
Band 4, Conductor 4, Lieu-
tenant 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 4; Dance Band 2; Rep.
Band 3, 4.
MASON, ROBERT
"DITTO"
World Affairs 2; Movie Club
1; Stage Crew 2; All School
Play Cast 2, 4; Canasta 3;
Scrabble 4; Latin Club 2;
Hall Guard Captain I.
MAY, JOHN
"JACK"
"Euclid's movie man"
Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 1, 3; Rec-
reational Reading 1; Movie
Operators Club 2, 3, 4.
McCarthy, david
"DAVE"
"King of the Wild Frontier-
Cross Country 4, Letterwin-
ner 4; Track 4; Senior
Cabinet 4; Guidance Coun-
cil 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3,
4; Big Show Prod. Staff 3;
Glee Club 1; Biology Club
2; Round Table 3; Stamp
Club 4.
MARTIN, ROBERT
"He con
Football
age anything"
', 2, 4, Letter-
Baseball 2, 3, 4,
Letterwinner 3; Letrermen's
Club 3, 4; Honor Study Hall
3; Quarterback Club 4;
Baseball 2. 3, 4; Sports
Club 1.
MASSEY, PATRICIA
"PATTY"
"The right thing at the
right time; up the ladder
of happiness she'll climb"
Senior Guidance Council 4;
Megaphone Club 1; Choir
1, 2; Euclidian Bus. Staff
2; Friendship 2; Honor Study
Hall 3, 4; Pony Chorus 2;
Hope Chesi 4.
McCALL, MARJORIE
"MARGI"
"A model person"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 4;
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4,
Treas. 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; World
Affairs 3; Guidance Council
3, 4; Prom Comm. 3, Chair-
man 3; Student Council 1 ;
All School Play Cast 3, Big
Show 2, 3; Band 2, 3; Con-
cert Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; March-
ing Band 2, 3; Pit Band 3,
4; Orchestra 1, 2; Euclidian
Edit. Staff 4, Ass't Ed. -in-
Chief 4; Friendship 2, 3, 4;
Pres. 3, Usher 3; Music Ap-
preciation 2.
McCORMACK, ARLYNE
"BIRD"
G.A.A. 2; Prom Comm. 3:
Stage Crew 2. 3, 4; All
School Play 2, 3, 4, Prod.
Staff 2, 3, 4, Piaynite 3,
4, Prod. Staff; Big Show 2,
3, 4; Girl's Glee Club 1 ;
Friendship 2, 3, 4, Usher 2,
3; Honor Study Hall 3;
Thespian 3, 4; Pony Chorus
2; Modern Dancing 3; Sing-
ing for Fun 4.
McCRACKEN, GORDON
"GORDON"
"His friendship is growing
yet his personality we'll not
Nat'l Athletic Scholarship
Society 3, 4; Football 2, 3;
Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 3, 4; Lettermen's Club
3, 4; Tennis 2; Junior Cabi-
net; Student Council 2, 3,
4; Survey Bus. Staff 4;
Hi-Y 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 3, 4; Nat'l Honor So-
ciety 4; Math Club 1;
Wrestling Club 2; Quarter-
back Club 3; Physics 4;
Spirits 3, 4. ,
Mcdonald, jeanette
"JEANETTE"
"Ever true. Ever more"
F.T.A. 1; G.A.A. I; Class
Cabinet 3; Prom Comm. 3;
Big Show 4; Survey Bus.
Staff 4, Friendship 3, 4;
Home Nursing 3; Y-Teens 1.
McHENRY, DIANE
"DEE"
"Diane is sweet and very
neat"
Entered Euclid in her Junior
/ear.
G.A.A. 2, 3; Megaphone
Club 3; Friendship 4; Charm
Club 4; Honor Study Hall.
MEYERS, ALVIN
"CASEY"
Boy's Leaders Club 1; Con-
cert Band 1, 2; Model Air-
plane Club 1; Photography
Club 2, 4; Browsing Club 3.
McDERMOTT,
KATHLEEN
"KATHIE"
G.L.C. 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, Mega
phone Club 1, 2; Choir 1
Friendship 2; Big Show Prod
Staff 2; Service Club 1.
McGOWAN, LOU
"LOU-MA-GOO"
G.A.A.
1, 2;
Big
Show
C<
3;
Croii
- 1,
2.
3; Si
nqi
ll(
foi
Fur
i 4,
Fr
endsh
IP
2
4;
Dane
:e CI
ub
1; Cc
inastc
2;
Pony
Chorus 3
1.
McMILLION, BARBAR/
"ANN"
"A sweet personality ho:
this
Ball
Roo
MIKLAVZ, ROSE ANN
"RO"
"Nothing is impossible to or
ambitious heart.
She finishes everything that
she does start"
MILLER, JAMES
"OSCAR"
:ootball 2, 3; Wrestling 2;
:hoir 1, 2; Wrestling Club
I; Card Club 3; Weight
_ifting 4.
MILLER, ROBERT
"Something different, a little
shy, but he'll be successful
by end by"
Movie Club 4; Astronomy
Club 1, Sec'y-Treas. 1;
Amature Photography Club
2; Round Table 2, 3; Travel
Club 4, Pres. 4.
MILLS, BEVERLY
"BEV"
"There is mischief in that
smile"
G A. A. 2, 4; Megaphone
Club 2; Girl's Glee Cluh
1; Survey Bus. Staft 2;
Friendship 2; Honor Study
Hall 4. Monitor 4; Hope
Chest 4; Pinochle 3.
MOCK, SANDRA
"SAM"
"She went to our hearts on
wings of song"
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Class Pres.
1; Vice-Pres. 3, Sec'y 2;
Cabinet 1, 2, 3; Prom
Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman
Queen 1; Junior and Senior
Homecoming Attendant 3,
4; Student Council 2, 3, 4,
Exec. Board 4; Megaphone
Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader
1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, Letter-
winner 1, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2,
3, 4, Librarian 4, Sec'y 2;
Girl's Glee Club 1, 3; Mad-
rigals 2, 3, 4; Octette 2,
3; Big Show Singer 1, 2,
3, 4; Singing for Fun 1, 2,
3, 4; Y-Teens 4; Euclidian
Edit. Staff 4, Staff Editor
4; Service Club 1, Pres. 1;
Dramatics 4; Spirits 4.
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MILLER, MELVIN
"MEL"
of the baseball team"
Football 1, Letterman 1;
Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 1, 3, 4; Lettermen's
Club 3, 4; Boy's Leaders
Club 1; Honor Study Hall
3, 4; Scrabble 3; Pinochle
Club 3, 4; Baseball 2;
Diamond Sports 3, 4; Of-
ficials Club 1.
MILLIGAN, WAYNE
"WAYNE"
"Strong, silent type"
Nat'l Athletic Society 3, 4
Football 3, 4, Letterman 3
4" Basketball 3; Basebal
2; Lettermen's Club 3, 4,
Guidance Council 3. 4; Hi-Y
3, 4; Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Nat'l Honor Society 4; Track
Club 1; Quarterback Club 2,
3, 4.
MIRENDA, VIRGINIA
"GEE GEE"
G.L.C. 1; F.N.A. 3; Choir
3; Euclidian Bus. Staff 3;
Friendship 2; Honor Study
Hall 3; Pinochle Club 4.
MODIC. KENNETH
"KEN"
"Ken fills the bill"
ass Cabinet 4; Ball Room
incing 1; Weight Lifting
Pinochle Club 3.
MOHLER, BARBARA
"BARB"
World Affairs 4; Movie
Club 4; Big Show Cast 2,
3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl's
Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4;
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Record
Fans 1; Music Appreciation
3; Honor Study Hall 3; Pin-
ochle 2.
MOSES, RUSSELL
Cross Country 4, Captain 4,
Letterman 4; Basketball 1 ;
Track 2, 3, 4, Letterman 3,
4; Movie Club 1; Big Show
2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3,
4, Director 3, 4; Marching
Band 2, 3, 4, First Sergeant
4; Science Club 1; Track
Club 2; Chef's Club 4.
MURPHY, THOMAS
"MURPH"
"AH around good sport"
Dancing Club 2; Canasta
Club 2; Scrabble Club 3;
Pinochle Club 4.
MYLAR, ELAINE
"BIMBO"
"None but herself can be
her parallel"
World Affairs 2, 3; G.A.A.
1, 2, 3; Class Cabinet 4;
All School Play Prod. Staff
2, 3, 4; Play Night Prod.
Staff 2, 3, 4; Big Show Cast
2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4;
Girl's Glee Club 3; Friend-
ship 2, 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4;
Drama Club 1 .
MOSER, KAY
"MOUSE"
"She's full of good fun"
World Affairs I; G.A.A. 1,
2, 3; Megaphone Club 2,
3; Choir 1, 2; Girl's Glee
Club 3; Friendship 2, 3;
Hope Chest 4.
MURACA, MARGARET
"PEGGY"
"Just naturally pleasant"
F.T.A. 3, 4; World Affairs
3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; All School
Plav Prod. Staff 2, 3, 4;
Play Night 3; Spring Play
Cast 3; Big Show Cast 2, 3
4; Girl's Glee Club 3
Survey Edit. Staff 3,
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Thespians
3, 4; Pony Chorus 2, 3, 4;
Dance Club 1.
MYERS, LAUNCE
"LAUNCE"
"With an eye to the future
he prepares to meet the
world"
Wrestling 1, Letterman 1;
Tumbling Club 1; Wrestling
Club 2; Canasta Club 3;
Pinochle Club 4.
NAGY, LOUIS
"Quiet though he may be,
he is friendly as you wlli
see"
NAROSKI, JOE
"JOE"
NEAT, CONNIE
"CONNIE"
"She's a neat girl full of
pep and personality"
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4;
F.T.A. 3, 4; G.A.A. I, 2,
3, 4; Junior Cabinet 3; Ad
Club 3, 4; Swim Club 2, 3,
4; Choir 1, 2, 4; Euclidian
Bus. Stoff 2, 3, 4; Friend-
ship 2, 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 4, Monitor 4; Social
nnd Service Club I, Treas.
1.
NEWCOMB, RAY
"RAY"
i "toy'* of friendliness"
m 2; Guidance Council
4; Dancing 1; Pinochle
NIPPLE, PATRICIA
"NIPS"
"Attention folks — look who's
here, that cute HI' gal who
makes us cheer"
G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Prom
Comm. 3, 4; First Attendant
1; Megaphone Club 1, 2, 3,
4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4,
Captain 4, Letterwinner 1,
3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4,
Sec'y 2, Robe Master 4,
Choir Council 4; Madrigals
4; Euclidian Bus. Staff 3,
4, Ass't Bus. Manager 4;
Survey Rep. 4; Honor Study
Hall 3; Service Club 1, Sec'y
1; Spirits 3, 4, Exec. Board
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NEALE, NANCY
"NANCY"
"A pleasant smile, a sweet
way having fun day after
day"
F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3;
Majorette Club 2, 3; Mega-
phone Club 2, 3; F.N.A. 4;
All School Play Prod. Staff
4; Big Show Prod. Staff 3;
Girl's Glee Club 4; Survey
Edit. Staff 2, 3; Friendship
2, 3. 4; Honor Study Hall 3;
Charm Club 4; Drama Club
1; Euclidian Bus. Staff 4.
NEUSTEDT, JEANETTE
"JAN"
"As she goes forward every
day she'll make friends in
her quiet way"
F.T.A. 4; Friendship 3, 4;
Y-Teens 1; Music Apprecia-
tion 3; Charm Club 4.
NEYLON, LYNN
"SCOOGE"
"We're fond of this blonde"
N.F.L. 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3;
F.N.A. 4; All School Play
Prod. Staff 2; Spring Play
Prod. Staff 3; Eucuyo 2;
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Drama
Club 1; Big Show Prod. Staff
3; Hope Chest 4.
NIXON, BEVERLY
"BEVY"
"Life goes by so quickly"
G.A.A. 2; Megaphone Club
2. 3; Friendship 2, 3, 4;
Charm Club 4; Music Ap-
preciation 1.
NOBBE, JUDY
"NOBS"
3, 4; G.A.A.
2, 3,
:'y 4. Ad-
visory Board 4; Letter'
1, 4; Prom Comm. 3, 4; Ad
Club 3. 4; Megaphone 1,
2- All School Play Prod.
Staff 3, 4; Big Show Cast
2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4;
Girl's Glee Club 2, 3; Mad-
rigals 3, 4; Octet 3, 4-,
Euclidian Bus. Staff 4;
Survey Rep. 2, 3; Friendship
2. 3, 4, Treas. 4, Usher 2,
3' Dramatic Club I; Service
Club 1; Spirits 3, 4, Sec'y
4; Flashcard Chairman 4;
Nat'l Honor Society 4.
NOSSE, LARRY
"GRINDER"
"Nosse, Nosse, he's our
man, if he can't do it
nobody can"
Nat'l Athletic Scholarship
Society 4; Football 1, 2, 3,
4 Letterwinner 1, 4; Wrest-
ling 1. 2, 3, 4, Letterwinner
1, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,
4, Letterwinner 1, 3, 4;
Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Boy's
Leaders Club 1 ; Big Show
Cast 2; Choir 2; Euclidian
Bus. Staff 3, 4; Lords Hi-Y
2. 3, 4; Weight Lifting 1;
Quarterback Club 2, 3, 4;
Wrestling Club 2, 3, 4.
NOVAK, FRANK
"FRANK"
"Just to be happy-go-lucky"
Honor Study Hall 4; Model
Airplane Club 1; Music Ap-
preciation 2; Hearts Club 3.
OBLAK, MARLENE
"MARN"
"A merry heart"
World Affairs 4; G.A.A. 4;
Prom Comm. 3; Jr. Red
Cross 2; F.N.A. 2, 4; Spring
Play Prod. Staff 3; Choir
2; Friendship 2, 3, Usher 2,
3; Dance Club 2; Nursing
Club 2; Knitting Club 3;
Service Squad 1 .
NOSAN, DOLORES
"DEE"
"Craiy heart"
Pinochle Club 4.
NOVAK, BARBARA
"BARB"
"She always does her best"
F T A 2, 3. 4; World Affairs
4. G A.A. 4; Prom Comm.
3- All School Play Prod.
Staff 3; Big Show Prod.
Staff 3, 4; Friendship 2, 3,
4, Usher 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3; Dancing Club
1 ■ Game Club 2; Archery
Club 2; Knitting Club 3;
Service Squad 1.
NOVOTNY, RICHARD
"DICK"
"Should I worry?"
Honor Study Hall 1; Golf
Club 1; Automotives Club
2 Chess Club 4.
O'BRIEN, TERRENCE
"TERRY"
Football 1, Letterwinner
Basketball 1, 3, Letterrt
1; Stage Crew 1, 2; Ho
Study Hall 3; Chess 2,
4; Baseball Club 3.
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O'BRIEN, WILLIAM
"BILL"
"The smiling Irishman"
Football 1; Honor Study Hall
3; Chess Club 3, 4.
OPDAHL, TIMOTHY
"RED"
"This boy gets along with
everybody"
Football 2, 3, 4, Letterman
3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Base-
ball 1, 2; Track 4, Letter-
man 4; Lettermen's Club
I; Student Council 4; All
School Ploy Cast 4; Big
Show Cast 3, 4; Choir 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Archery Club 2; Diamond
Sports 2, 3; Quarterback
Club 3, 4.
PALUMBO, MARIl
"PLUMS"
"Always cheery, nc
weary"
G.L.C. I; G.A.A. 2, 3;
Comm. 3, 4; Student
cil 1; Megaphone 2, 3;
Club 2; Friendship
Honor Study Hall 2,
Dancing Club 1;
Cabinet 4.
PAPPAS, FAYE
"FAZIE"
F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 2, 3. 4;
Orchestra 1, 2; Survey Rep.
4; Eucuyo 4; Friendship 2,
3, 4; Honor Study Holl 3,
4; Pre-Med Club 2; Pinochle
Club 3.
69
OPALICH, DOROTHY
"DORTH"
"The eyes that
F.T.A. 4; G.L.C. 1, 3, 4;
G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Advisory
Board 4, Letterwinner 4;
Choir 1; Euclidian Bus. Staff
2, 3, 4, Ass't Circulation
Manager 3, Circulation
Manager 4; Survey Bus.
Staff 2 3, 4; Friendship 3,
4; Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Card Club 1; Fencing Club
2; All School Play Prod.
Staff 3, 4; Flashcards 3,
4, Advisory Board 4; Hall
Guard 4, Captain 4.
PALM, FRED
"FREDDIE"
"Swing it, Freddie"
Football 1, 2; Wrestling I;
Boy's Leaders Club 1; Drum-
mer, Major Club 3; Stage
Crew 4; All School Play
Cast 2, 3; Big Show Prod.
Staff 2, 3, 4; Band 4, Pres.
4; Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4,
Lieutenant 3, 4; Marching
Band I, 2, 3, 4, First Ser-
geant 3, Band Director 3,
4; Pit Band 3, 4, Honor
Sergeant 4; Pep Band 2, 3,
4; Choir 4; Thespians 3, 4,
V. Pres. 4; Singing for Fun
PAPP, BARBARA
"BARBARA"
lilence
ve been told
golden"
1 ; Book-
F.T.A. 4; G.A.A.
store 4; All School Play
Prod. Staff 2, 3, 4; Play
Night Prod. Staff 2, 3, 4;
Survey Edit. Staff 3; Friend-
ship 2. 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 3; Thespians 4; Dance
Club I; Singing for Fun 4.
PARR, BONNIE
"BONNIE"
"Not only can she define
charm, she can practice it"
Entered Euclid in her Junior
World Affairs 2; Big Show
Prod. Staff 3; Hope Chest
4; Friendship 2, 3; Honor
Study Hall 3.
PASQUALE, DAN
"PASQUALE"
"Everything comes to him
who waits"
Track 2; Ad Club 4; Book-
Track Club
ing Club 3.
Record Club
PEARLMAN, CAROL
"SQUEAKS"
"Carnegie Hall or bust"
G.A.A. I, 2; P. A. Club 2,
3, 4, Sec'y 4, Technician
4; Big Show
1, 2, 3 4; Solo
2,
Cho
ensemble
Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 4; Drama Club
I, Pres. I; Fencing Club 2;
Music Appreciation 3; Col-
lege Reading 4.
PEJACK, EDWIN
"EM"
Tennis 3, 4: Trig and Slide
Rule Club 2; Zoology Club
3; Chemistry Club 3, 4;
Nat'l Honor Society 4.
PERKINS, GEORGE
"GEORGE"
PATTERSON, RONALD
"RON"
Enter 3, Camera Club 3, 4,
Pres. 4; Euclidian Photog-
rapher 4; Golt 3; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4,
PEGORARO, JAMES
"PEG"
"Hold the fort, girls;
I'm coming"
Football 1, 2, Letterwinner
1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4.
Letterwinner 1, 2, 3, 4;
Track 1 , Letterman 1 ; Ten-
nis 1, Letterwinner 1; Let-
termen's Club 3, 4; Euclid-
ian Bus, Staff; Lords Hi-Y
2, 3, 4; Card Club 1;
Basketball 2, 3, 4.
PENNER, JANICE
"JANICE"
PERTICK, MICHAEL
"MICK"
"A pleasing way with little
to say"
Football 1, 2; Basketball
1; Baseball 1, 4; Boy's
Leaders Club 1, 2; Camera
Club 1, 2; P.A. Club 1;
Honor Study Hall 3; Pin-
ochle Club 4.
PERUSEK, BEVERLY
"BEV"
"Success will be hers"
FT. A. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2,
3, 4; Prom Comm. 4; Swim
Club 3. 4; P. A. Club 3;
All School Play Prod. Staff
2, 3; Spring Play Prod.
Staff 4; Big Show Prod.
Staff 4; Euclidian Bus. Staff
4; Euclidian Edit. Staff 4,
Typist 4; Survey Bus. Staff
3, 4, Circulation Manager
4; Friendship 2, 3, 4, Usher
2, 3; Honor Study Hall 3;
Plotter Club I; Service
Squad 2; Holl Guard 3;
Flashcards 4. Advisory Board
4; Nat'l Quill and Scroll
PETERS, FRED
"FRED"
"My heart is happy"
PHELPS, JUNE
"HEIDE"
G.A.A. 2; Choir 2; Glee Club
I; Friendship 2, 3, 4; Hall
Guard 4; Pinochle 3, 4;
Party Games 2; Archery 3;
Journalism 1.
PIERRET, KATHIE
"KITTY"
Jr. Red Cross 1; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Friend-
ship 4; Social Dancing 3;
Singing for Fun 4.
PETELINKAR, RICHARD
"RICK"
"Short of speech — never"
Honor Study Hall 4; Biology
Club 2; Calypso Club 2;
Pinochle Club 3.
PETRICH, NANCY
"NAN"'
at
nd"
All
Nat'l Honor Society 3,
G.A.A. 2, 4; Guidance Cou
cil 1, 3, 4; Prom Com
4; Student Council
School Ploy Cast 3, Prod. 2;
Play Night Cast 2, 4; Choii
1; Friendship 2, 3, 4, Pres
2, Sec'y-Treas. 3, Usher 3;
Thespians 3, 4, Scribe 3, 4;
Pinochle 4; Archery 2, 3;
Hall Guard 3, 4; Typing 4;
Party Games 2.
PICKETT, BEATRICE
"BEA"
Club 1,
^ndship
chery 2; Si
jsic Appreciate
irsing 4.
POKRANT, LEONARD
"LEN"
to meet"
ally nice
Movie Club 4; Honor Study
Hall 3; Model Plane Club
1; Automotives 2; Photog-
raphy 4.
PORTER, SPENCER
"SPENCE"
"He lives each day, in
his own woy"
Basketball I; Music Ap-
preciation 2; Student Coun-
cil I; Dance Club 1.
POTTS, THOMAS
"TOM"
"This boy is one of the
best. His friendliness shines
above the rest"
POWELL, RONALD
"RON"
"Absorbed in deep thoughts"
PRIEST, MAXINE
"MAX"
"Voriety Girl"
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4;
G.A.A. 2, 3; Prom Comm.
4; Student Council 3; Swim
Club 2, 3, 4; Spring Play
Cast 2, 3, 4; Big Show
Cast 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3,
4; Pianist 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir
Council 3, 4.
POTICHNY, ELAINE
"LOU"
G.L.C. 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2,
3; Ad Club 3, 4; Megaphone
2; Survey Bus. Staff 2;
Friendship 2, 3, 4, Usher
2, 3; Service Club 1; Dance
Club 1; Nat'l Honor Society
POUSE, DARLENE
"SMUGGLES"
"Artistry in Moods"
Entered Euclid in her Junior
year.
Class Cabinet 4; Megaphone
3; Friendship 4.
PRICE, RICHARD
"No matter what paths,
roads or woys, he will
remember his high school
days"
Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 1, 4; Baseball 1, 3,
Letterman 1 ; Boy's Leaders
Club 1; Choir 1; Canasta 3.
"El
PRIMEAU, JAMES
"FRENCHIE"
'is never heard of hit
Football 1; Cross Country
3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4;
Boy's Leaders Club 1; Big
Show Cast 3, 4; Choir ], 2,
3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Lords
Hi-Y 3, 4; Wrestling Club
1, 2, 3, 4.
RAFTER, CAROL
"KAY"
G.A.A. I, 2, 4; Class Cabi-
net 3; Prom Comm. 3;
Movie Club 1, 2; Megaphone
Club 2; Friendship 2, 3;
Service Club 1, 3; Knitting
Club Canasta Club 4.
RANKIN, MARGARET
"MARGIE"
"Margie, we're always
thinking of you"
Sports Queen Attendant 1 ;
F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3;
Class Cabinet 4; Student
Council I; Megaphone Club
2, 3; Friendship 2, 3; Dance
Club 1.
RAYER, JOANNE
'Son
sweet"
G.A.A. 1, 2; Megaphone
Club 1, 2, 3- All School
Play Prod. Staff 4; Girl's
Glee Club 4; Codet Choir 4;
Friendship 2, 3, 4, Usher 3;
Honor Study Hall 3; Charm
Club 4; Social and Service
Club 1.
REDFERN, JACKIE
"JAKE"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 3, 4;
G.L.C. 1, Capt. 1; G.A.A.
2, 3;. Attendant to Queen
I; F.N. A. 4; Big Show 2;
Choir 2, 4; Survey Bus.
Staff 4; Eucuyo 3, 4, Sec'y
3, Poetry Editor 4; Friend-
ship 2, 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 3, 4; Dancing Club 1;
Nursing Club 2; Publications
RANDALL, ROBERT
"A walking dictionary"
N.F.L. 2, 3; Nat'l Quill and
Scroll 3, 4; World Affairs
2; Track 1, 4; Tennis 3, 4,
Letterman 3, 4; All School
Play Cast 2, Prod. Staff
3; Choir 4; Survey Edit.
Staff 3, 4; Eucuyo Edit. 4;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Biology Club 3; Chess Club
RASH, DENNIS
"LOOPER"
"A den
the court"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 4;
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 4; Tennis 3, 4, Letter-
man 4; Boy's Leaders 1 ;
Student Council 3; Survey
Edit. Staff 3, 4, Sports Edit.
4; Sports Club 1; Basketball
Club 3, 4; Spirits 4.
REBER, CAROLE
"CAROLE"
s my chief delight to do
the things I might"
RESS, LINDA LEE
"GIGGLES"
"Bright and gay, that
winning way"
F.T.A. 3, 4, Exec. Board 4;
G.L.C. 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2;
Student Council 1, 2; Cam-
era Club I, Sec'y 1; All
School Play; Play Night
Prod. Staff 1, 2, 4, Cast 1,
2, 4; Big Show Band 4;
Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Marching Band 1 , 2, 3; Croir
1; Survey Edit. 4; Eucuyo
jlati<
Ma
endship 3, 4, Usher 2, 4;
-lor Study Hall 4; Pinochle
Publications 4; Y-Teens
2; Nat'l Honor Society 4.
RICHARDS, PAUL
"PAUL"
Football 2; Swimming 3, 4,
Letterman 4; Boy's Leaders
Club I, 4; Student Council
2; Swim Club 4; Key Club
2, 3, 4, Sec'y 4; Choir
1; Hi-Y 2; Honor Study Hall
3, 4; World Affairs I;
Biology Club 2; Hearts Club
3; Physics Club 4.
RIEHL, LOIS
"LOIS"
"Not quantity, its qu
ROCHKAR, DIANE
"ROCKIE"
"Field and court, she's just
a good sport"
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Majorette
Club 2, 3, 4, Majorette 4;
Choir 4; Friendship 2, 3, 4;
ecord Club 1; Knitting Club
2; Big Show Prod. Staff
3; Pony Chorus 4; Honor
Study Hall 3; Nat'l Honor
Society 4.
ROSE, CHARLOTTE
"CHAR"
Big Show
Glee Club
Cadet Cho
Friendship
Appreciate
Chest 4.
RIDINGER, JOHN
"BLONDY"
Football 1. 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 3; Track I, Letterman
1; Lettermen's Club 3, 4;
Boy's Leaders 1; Regents
Hi-Y 3, 4; Officials Club I;
Juarterback Club 2, 3; Class
Cabinet 4.
RITCHIE, GLORIA
"RICKIE"
"I'm very much engaged"
Friendship 4; Honor Study
Hall 3, 4; Party Games I;
Pinochle Club 3; Hope Chest
ROGERS, JAMES
"JIM"
"Roger: I've get it"
Baseball I, 2; Hearts Club
I, 2; Party Games 1;
Pinochle Club I.
ROSE, GUILA
"GUY"
F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 4; Friend-
ship 2, 3, 4; Knitting Club
2; Pinochle Club 3, 4.
ROSE, JERRY
"JERRY"
Key Club 4; Boy's Leader
Club 1; Foremen's Club 4
ROTH, BETTY
"BETTY"
endship I, 2; Donee Club
Music Appreciation 2;
arm Club 4.
RUNO, JACQUELINE
"JACKIE"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 4;
G.A.A. I, 2, 4, Sec'y 1;
Movie Club 2; All School
Play Prid. Staff 4; Survey
Edit. Staff 3, 4, Assit. Copy
Edit. 4; Friendship 2, 3,
Usher 2; Bridge Club 1;
Knitting Club 2; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Canasta
Club 4; Service Club 3;
Dance Club 1.
SALAJCIK, HELENA
"HELENA"
ROSKOPH, BARBARA
"MOUSE"
"I've got rhythm"
Megaphone Club I; Choir
1; Friendship 2; Service Club
2; Charm Club 4.
ROW, GARY
"GARY"
■ie Club 1,
Electronics Club
sing Club 2;
jb 4.
RYDER, WILLA
"WILLIE"
G.L.C. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4,
Advisory Board 3, 4; Stu-
dent Council 3; Majorette
Club 3; Megaphone Club 1,
2; Big Show Cast 2, 3, -
Prod. 3; Choir 1 , 2, 3, 4
Sec'y 4, Cabinet 4; Girl's
Glee Club 3; Euclidian Bus.
Staff 2, 3; Survey Bus.
Staff 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 4,
Friendship 2, 3, 4.
SAMIDA, PATRICIA
"PAT"
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
w.nner 1; Hall Guard 4;
Movie Club 3, 4, Vice Pres.
4; Jr. Red Cross 1, Pres.
1; F.N. A. 3, 4; Friendship
2; Honor Study Hall 4;
Home Nursing 2, 3, Pres. 3;
Creative Writing 4.
SAMSA, MARILYN
"SAM"
N.F.L. 4; G.L.C. 3, 4; G.A.A.
1, 2, 3, 4; Big Show Cast
2. 3, 4; Choir I, 2, 3. 4;
Girl's Glee Club 3, 4; Euclid-
ian Bus. Staff 4; Nat'l
Honor Society 4; Friendship
2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1; Home
Nursing 2; Geography 1;
Play Prod. Club 1,
SANDERS, DONNA
"KITTEN"
"A girl has a right to
change her mind"
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,
Club 3, 4,
us. Staff 3, 4,
Friendship 2, 3,
Study Hall 3;
Club I; Home
>; Geography 1;
SAYAT, MARK
"MARK"
"Pick of the crop"
SCHONHUITT, EVELYN
"EVIE"
"A cute little package"
1; Charm
SANDA, JOANNE
"JO"
smiles with you"
N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, Treas.
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 3,
Nat'l Honor Society 3,
G.L.C. 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,
4, Letterwinner 1; Class
Cabinet 4; Sec'y; Majorette
Club 2; Guidance Council
3, 4; Student Council 3;
Spring Play Cast, All School
Play Prod. Staff 1, 3; Big
Show 2; Co-Chairman Com-
munity Chest 4.
SANTEE, SANDRA
"SANDY"
"She travels the highway
to happiness"
G.L.C. 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,
4, Maiorette Club 2, 3; F.N.
A. 4; All School Play Prod.
Staff 2, 3; Eucuyo 2,
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3; Dramatics
Club '; Geography Club '.
SCHEEL, KENNETH
"KEN"
"A's and B's, never C's"
Orchestra 1 ; Photography
Club 2; Scrabble Club 3;
Pinochle Club 4.
SCHREINER, ELIZABETH
"BETTY"
"So full of fun, she jokes
with everyone"
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Student
Council 4; Movie Club 3,
4; Big Show Prod. Staff 3;
Choir 1; Survey Edit. Staff
4; Drama Club 1; Pre Med.
2; Creative Writing 4; Music
Appreciation 1 .
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SCHROCK, LINDA
"LIN"
"Vim, vigor, and vitality"
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
winner 1; Class Cabinet 3
Megaphone Club 1, 2, 3, 4
Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4
Letterwinner 1, 4, Capt. 2
Big Show Cast 2, 4, Prod
Staff 3; Choir 1, 2,
Survey Edit. Staff 3, 4
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Honoi
Study Holl 3, 4, Sec'y 4
SCHWARTS, GAIL
"GAILEY"
Pleasant, peppy and
personality plus"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 3,
Nat'l Honor Society 3,
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Sec'y
G.L.C. 1, 3, 4, Pres.
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 4, Treas 3
Exec. Board 3, 4; Mega-
phone Club 1, Cheerleader
1; Choir 1; Euclidian Bus.
Staff 3; Survey Bus. Staff
2, 3, 4; Business Manager
4; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4,
Usher 2; Honor Study Hall
3; Nursing Club 2.
SCOTT, WILLIAM
"BILL"
"The tall silent type"
Football 4; Baseball 1, 2;
Trock 3, Letterman 3;
Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Boy's
Leaders I; Nobles Hi-Y 1,
2; Honor Study Hall 3;
Diamond Sports 2; Quorter-
back Club 4.
SEAMAN, DONNA
"SEAWEED"
"A fashion page from
Vogue"
G.A.A. 1; G.L.C. 1; Class
Vice Pres. 1 ; Megaphone
Club 3; P. A. Club 1; Choir
I; Girl's Glee Club I;
Friendship 3, 4, Usher 3,
4; Honor Study Hall 2, 3;
Knitting Club 1; Dance Club
2; Charm Club 4.
SIEBER, SHIRLEY
"SHIRT"
"Beauty is It's own excuse
for being"
G.A.A. 3, 4; Swim Club
3, 4, Pres. 4; Majorette
Club 3; Survey 4; Friend-
ship 2, 3, 4; H«nor Study
Hall 3; Pre-Med 2; Modern
Dance Club 1; Creative
Writing 3.
SEAMAN, DALE
"DALE"
SHUSTER, PATRICIA
"PUDDLES"
"She's got that jingle,
jongle, jingle"
G.L.C. 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4;
Class Cabinet 3; Choir 1;
Girl's Glee Club 1 ; Friend-
ship 2, 3, 4, Honor Study
Hall 3, 4; Canasta Club 3;
Pinochle Club 3.
SKERLY, VIVIAN
"VIV"
"A smile, a dimple, Sweet
and simple"
G.A.A. 4; Friendship 3;
Honor Study Holl 4; Music
Appreciation 3; Browsing
Club 3; Painting and Draw-
ing Club 4.
SLAPNICHER,
ANTHONY
"TED"
"Whatever shod come, he
con meet and conquor"
Entered Euclid in his Senior
SMITH, BEVERLY
"BEV"
So do I!"
F.T.A. 4; World Affairs 3;
G.L.C. I, 4; G.A.A. 4; Prom
Comm. 3, 4; Bookstore
Manager 4; All School Play,
Play Night, Spring Play
Prod. Staff 3, 4; Choir 1;
Girl's Glee Club I; Survey
Bus. Staff 3, 4; Friendship
2. 3, 4; Honor Study Hall
3; Y-Teens 1; Dancing Club
2; Flashcards 3, 4.
SMITH, PATRICK
"PAT"
"He always came through
tor the gold and blue"
Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 2, 3, 4; Basketball I,
2, 3, 4, Letterman 4; Track
3, Letterman 3; Lettermen's
Club 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2
Cabinet 4; Student Council
Hi-Y 2,
Ho
3; Quarterback
SOEDER, DOROTHY
"DOTTIE"
Platter Fans I; Drawing and
Painting 2; Scrabble Club
3; Publications 4.
SMEBY, JOHN
"JOHN"
Concert Band 1, 2; Chem-
istry Club I; Physics Club
2; Basketball 3.
SMITH, DENNIS
"DENNY"
Nat'l Athletic Scholarship
Society 3, 4; Football 1;
Cross Country 2, 3, 4;
Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Manager
2. Letterman 2, 3, 4; Track
1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 1 ;
Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Prom
Comm. 3, 4; Student Coun-
cil 1, 2; P. A. Tech. 1; Key
Club 4; Bookstore 3; Survey
Edit. Staff 4; Lords Hi-Y
2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres.
4; Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Scrabble Club 3; Co-Chair-
man Community Chest
SODERBERG, LORETTA
"LORI"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 3, 4,
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4;
G.A.A. 3, 4; Prom Comm.
3; Student Council 4, Exec.
Board 4; Majorette Club 2;
Spring Play, All School Play
Prod. 2; Choir 4; Big Show
4; Spirits 4; Survey Edit.
Staff 3, 4, Assistant Edit.
3, Edit.-in-Chief 4; Bus.
Staff 3; Eucuyo 2, 3, 4,
Sec'y 4, Treas. 3; Friend-
ship 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Usher
2, 3; Honor Study Hall 3.
SOLON, MARTHA
"SARTH"
"It's commendable;
She's dependable"
G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Nat'l
Honor Society 4; G.L.C. 1,
3, 4, Treas. 4; Friendship
2, 3, 4, Sec'y. 3; Exec
Board 4, Usher 3; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Choir I,
2; Girl's Glee Club 3; Mega-
phone 1; Dance Club 2;
Pinochle 2.
SOMRAK, TERRY
"LEW"
"Still water runs deep"
World Affairs 1; Music A
prestation 2; Browsing CI
3; Singing for Fun 4.
STADLER, PATRICIA
"PAT"
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; F.N.A. 3,
4; Friendship 2, 3, 4; Knit-
ting Club I; Home Nursing
2; Woodshop 3; Singing for
Fun 4.
STEELMAN, EARL
"He Is a boy of deepest
thought, His qualities cannot
be bought"
STEGURA, ROBERT
"BOB"
"Little Giant"
SPRING, ARTHUR
"ART"
"Come what may;
Tomorrow's another day"
Pinochle Club 1; Canasta
Club 2, 3; Dancing Club 4.
STANKIEWICZ,
LOR ETTA
"LORI"
"By being herself she
shines"
G.A.A. I; Jr. Red Cross 1;
Big Show Prod. Staff 4
Friendship 4; Honor Study
Hall 4; Modern Dance 3;
Art Club 2.
STEGH, KENNETH
"ELVIS"
"Always a friend is our boy
Ken"
3; Canasta
STELLUTI, DELORES
"DEE"
"A little spark plug in
every crowd"
G.L.C. I, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,
4, Pres. 1, Letterwinner 1;
Choir 1; Euclidian Bus. Staff
3; Survey Bus. Staff 3, 4;
Friendship 2, 3, 4; Girls'
Recreation 1; Hall Guard 4-
Honor Study Hall 3.
STENGER, CHARLES
"CHARLIE"
"His friendships are
growing, and his personality
we'll not forget"
F.T.A. 4; World Affairs 1,
2, 3, 4; Sfudent Council 2;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4; Red
Cross 1; Science Club 1,
Treas. 1 .
STERMOLE, ELAU
"STERM"
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Movie
3, 4; Choir 1; Soph.
2; Friendship Club 2,
Usher 2, 3; Math Clu
Photography Club 2; t
Club 2; Music Appreci
3; Pinochle 4.
STINSON, BARBARA
"BARB"
Entered Euclid High
Junior year.
Honor Study Holl 4.
STROHM, PAUL
"BALDY"
Football I, 2, 3, Letterm
3; Basketball 1; Track 1,
Letterman 2; Class Cabir
1, 4; Student Council 1,
Movie Club 1; Hi-Y
Gymnastics 1; Quarterba
Club ,2 3; Lettermen's CI
2, 3, 4; Class Officer
Vice-Pres. 1.
STENGER, LARRY
"RED" .
stball 1, Lettermor
rvey Edit. Staff
lochle 3, 4.
STEVENS, JAMES
"JIM"
ndly spark"
Dancing Club 1,
ball 2; Chess
Drawing Club 4.
STONE, ROBERTA
"BERTIE"
"A sweet gal to have
around, A good friend like
her cannot be found"
G.L.C. 1, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3;
Senior Cabinet 4; Prom
Comm. 3; Megaphone Club
1, 2, J. V. Cheerleader 1,
2; F.N.A. 3, 4, Sec. 4; Big
Show Cast 4; Choir
Euclidian Bus. Staff 3,
Friendship 2, 3, Usher
Honor Study Hall 4;
ochle Club 3.
STEUHRINGER, JEAN
"STRINGER"
G.L.C. I; G.A.A. 1; Swim
Club 3, 4; Megaphone
Club 1; Staae Crew 4; Girl's
Glee Club 2, 4; Big Show
Cost 4; Friendship 3; Honor
Study Hall 3; Dance Club 1.
80
SULLIVAN, ROGER
"SILLY"
football 1, 2, 4; Chess Club
2; Quarterback Club 4.
TABOR, JOE ANN
"Jo always does her best"
Big Show Prod. Staff 4;
Choir I: Ball Room Dancing
2, 3; Modern Dancing 2, 3.
TAPASSI, ANDREA
"DORI"
"When Don dances witt
G.A.A. 1; Friendship 2;
Dramatics 1; Ballroom
Dancing 2; Chorm Club 4,
Modern Dance Club 2; Red
Cross Club 3.
TEGEL, WILLIAM
"BILL"
"On the mound. He's
triumph bound"
Basketball 1, 2, 3; Wrest-
ling 4, Letterman 4; Base-
ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman
1, 4; Lettermen's Club 4:
Dance Club 1, 2; Guidance
Council 3; Euclidian Bus.
Staff 3, 4; Basketball Club
3; Diamond Sports Club 2,
3, 4.
SWANEY, JUDITH
"JUDY"
Never lets her studi(
interfere with he
rk"
G.L.C; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4,
Letterwinner 1; Prom
Comm. 3; Big Show Cast 2;
Choir 1; Girl's Glee Club 3;
Soph. Choir 2; Survey Edit.
Staff 4; Class Cabinet 3;
Eucuyo 4; Friendship 2, 3,
4, Exec. Board 4, Pres.
Senior Chapter 4, Usher 3;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4,
Dance Club 1, 2; Travel
Club 3; Pinochle Club 2;
Publications 4; Spirits 4.
TAHON, CHARLES
"CHUCK"
Ks a comic. He's atomic"
TAYLOR, WILLIAM
"BILL"
"An example of a gooc
guy"
TEMPLIN, RENA
"REBEL"
Nat. Quill and Scroll 3, 4;
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidance
Council 3, 4; Megaphone
Club 2; Survey Edit. Staff
3, 4, Front Page Editor 4;
Eucuyo 4; Friendship 2, 3,
4; Dancing Club 1, Vice-
President T; N.H.S. 4.
TENCH, TOM
"TINY
Football 2, 3, Letterman 1;
B sketball 1; Baseball 1, 2,
4; Concert Band I, 2, 3;
Marching Band 1, 2, 3;
Basketball Club 1; Dancing
Club 2, 3; Foremen's Club
THOMAS, JON
"PINHEAD"
ladies man"
Football I, 2, Co-Captain
2, Letterman 1; Basketball
1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, 2,
Letterman 1, 3, 4; Letter-
men's Club 3, 4; Boy's
Leaders 1; Senior Cabinet
4; Guidance Council 1, 2;
Student Council 2; Big Show
Cast 2; Choir 1,2,3; Boy's
Glee Club 1, 3; Euclidian
Bus. Staff 3, 4, Lord's Hi-Y
2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall
4; Dance Club 1, 2; Quart-
erback Club 2; Basketball
Club 2; Diamond Sports
Club 2, 3.
TIMCO, RONALD
"RED"
"Quite the friendly lad."
Scrabble Club 3,
TOWN, JUDY
"JUDY"
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Mega-
pho
Club 1,
rleader 2; Big Show
Cast 2; Choir 1, 2; Girl's
Glee Club 3; Euclidian Bus.
Staff 2, 4; Friendship 2, 3,
4, Vice-Pres. 4; Honor Study
Hall 4; Travel Club 3;
Creative Writing 4.
THOMAS, JAMES
"JIM"
"Lift your head up high
and you'll show the world"
Zoology 3; Physics Club 4.
THOMAS, MARLENE
"MARTY"
"Quiet a;
mouse; Gentle
as
Big
F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 1,
Red Cross 3; F.N. A.
Show Cast 2; Friendship
Club 2; Scrap Book Club 1;
Adventures with Business
Machines Club 4.
TOTH, HENRY
"HANK"
"Mild, yet he satisfies"
Music Appreciation
Photography Club Club '.
4, Pinochle 1.
TOZZI, JOHN
"JOHNNIE"
"Man Alive"
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ULMANN, JOAN
"JOANNIE"
Ninety-nine and forty-four
one-hundredth? percent
true"
I.A.A. I, 2, 4; F.N. A. 3,
; Friendship Club 2, 3,
Isher 2; Home Nurse Clu^
■ Big Sister 1; Scrabble
VACCARIELLO,
NICHOLAS
"VACC"
'Work fascinates mc — I
:on sit and look at it for
hours"
Wrestling 4; Student Coun-
:il 1; Ad Club 2; Key Club
I; Concert Band 1 , 2, 3, 4
Marching Band 1, 2, 3
Luclidian Bus. Staff 3, 4
'inochle Club I, 2; Dance
3lub 3; Cribbage 4; Hall
VAH, RICHARD
"DICK"
Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 4; Wrestling 1 . 2, 3, 4,
Letterman 1, 4; Track 2;
Lettermen's Club 4; Boy's
Leaders 4; Guidance Coun-
cil 3; Choir 1; Boy's Gle
Club 1; Euclidian Bus. Staff
3, 4; Regent's Hi-Y 4; Hon-
or Study Hall 4; Dance Club
1; Golf Club 1; Wrestling
Club 2; Quarterback Club
2, 3, 4.
VALENTI, ALBERT
"Speedy Volenti and his
crazy cats"
Class Cabinet 2, 3; Guidance
Council 2, 3; All School
Ploy Cast 2; Spring Play
Cast 2; Big Show Cast 3,
4; Dance Club 3, Pres. 3;
Card Club 2; Big Show
Prod. Staff 4.
83
URGELEIT, LEONARD
"LENNY"
"Sporty Smile"
Football 1, Letterman 1;
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 1 ; Stage Crew 1 ; Stage
Craft 1; Ball Room Dancing
2; Basketball Club 2, 4;
Pinochle Club 3.
VADAKIN, WILLIAM
"I hove no strife to bother
my life — So I paddle my
own conoe"
VALDUGA, ARLENE
"PHEBE"
"Her groceful hands are
soothing comfort to a
piano"
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4;
FT A 3, 4; World Affair:
Club 1; G.L.C. 3, 4; G.A.A.
1 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm.
3- Ad Club 3, 4; All School
Prod. Staff 3; Big Show
Band 3, 4; Concert Band 3,
4- Marching Band 3; Pit
B'and 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3,
4' Euclidian Bus. Staff 4,
Edit. Staff 2; Friends-hip
Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. Exec.
Board 4; Honor Study Hall
Monitor 3, 4; Service and
Social Club 1; Student
Faculty Comm. 4.
WAKELEE, JUDITH
"JUDY"
"I can't help it, I'm just a
genius"
N.F.L. 4; Nat'l Honor So-
ciety 3, 4; Bookstore 4; All
School Play Cast 4; Prod.
Staff 2, 3; Play Night Proa
Staff 2, 3, 4; Spring Play
Prod. Staff 2, 3, 4; Euclid-
ian Bus. Staff 2, 3, 4, Treas.
3; Survey Edit. Staff 2, 3,
4- Copy Editor 4; Eucuyo
2, 3, 4; Friendship Club 2,
3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Pub-
lications Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-
Pres. 3; Dramatics Club 1.
WALDMAN, GAIL
"WORDS"
N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres.
4; Not'l Honor Society 3,
4- Not'l Quill and Scroll 3,
4; World Affair's Club 3,
4, Vice-Pres. 4; P. A. Club
2, 3, 4, Announcer; All
School Play 2, 3, 4, Director
4, Cast 3, Prod. Staff 2, 3,
4; Spring Play Prod. Staff
2, 3, 4; Survey Edit. Staff
3, 4, Feature Editor 4;
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Thespians 3, 4.
WALTERS, WILLIAM
"BILL"
"A lot of friends he has
made because of
cheerfulness displayed"
Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 3, 4; Track 1 , 2, 3, 4;
Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Choir
4; Madrigals 4; Honor Study
Hall 3; Quarterback Club
2, 3, 4; Track Club 3, 4.
WARD, RICHARD
"RICK" ,
"He's "Rich" in friends"
Football 3, 4, Letterman 3,
4; Lettermen's Club 3, «
Honor Study Hall 4; Quart-
erback Club 3, 4; Pinochle
3; Automotives I, 2.
WATKINS, JERRY
"JERRY"
"A penny saved is a penny
Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; All
School Play Prod. Staff 4;
Big Show Prod. Staff 3;
Choir I; Honor Study Hall
3, 4; Model Club 1; Chorm
Club 2; Travel Club 4.
WALL, RAYMOND
"RAY"
"This Wall is ever sturdy
and capable"
Track 1; Tennis 2, 3; Prom
Comm. 3; Student Council
4; Key Club 3, 4; All School
p'lay Cast 2; Survey Busi-
ness Staff 3, 4, Advertising
Manager 4; Eucuyo 4,
Scandal Sheet Editor 4; Hi-Y
2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Sec.
4; Honor Study Hall 4;
Publications Club 4; Auto-
motives Club 2.
WALTON, BRIAN
"LIMEY"
"I say, anybody for a
spot of tea?"
All School Play Cast 4; Big
Show Cast 2, 3, 4; Choir
I, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4;
Orchestra 2; Music Ap-
preciation I, 2, 3; Drawing
and Painting Club 4.
WATERWASH, JAMES
"JIM"
"You may think that Jim
is quiet; watch out, though,
he's a riot"
Track 1, 2, 3. 4; P. A.
Technicians 1 ; Key Club 3,
4- Hi-Y 2; Honor Study
Hall 3, 4; Track Club 2;
Gymnastics Club 4; Flash
Cards 4.
WAWRZYNIAK, JAMES
"WAWRZ"
"Toll, tailored, and poised"
Not'l Honor Society 3, 4;
Nat'l Athletic Scholastic So-
ciety 3, 4; Football 3,
Letterman 3; Track 3;
Lettermen's Club 3, 4;
Student Council 3, 4, Vice
Pres. 4; P. A. Announcer
3; All School Play Stage
Director 4; Euclidian Edit.
Staff 4, Ass't Mounting
Editor 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sec.
3; Dance Club 2; College
Reading Club 4; Officials
Club 3.
WEISS,
RICHARD
"WEASLE'
"A real
"Wise"
guy"
Chess Club
Club 4.
2, 3;
Pinochl
WERTENBERGER,
ORLOW
"WERT"
"Mighty, Mighty Man"
Student-Faculty Comm. 4;
Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man 1, 3, 4; Wrestling I,
2, 3, 4, Letterman 1, 3, 4;
Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
Letterman's Club 3, 4; Boy's
Leaders I; Class Vice Pres
2; Class Cabinet 3; Prom
Comm. I, 3, 4; Student
Council 3; Jr. Red Cross 2
Big Show Cast 2, 3, 4
Madrigals 4; Survey Bus
Staff 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4
Pres. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Treas
4; Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Treas
3, 4, Choir Council 3, 4,
Boy's Glee Club 2, 3,
Dance Club I; Quarterback
Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Club
2, 3, 4; Baseball Club 1, 2
WHISLER, JILL
"JILL
Entered Euclid in
year. ,
Senior Cabinet 4.
WILLIAMS, GAIL
"GAIL"
WERLEY, RICHARD
"RICH"
Cast 2, 3, 4, Prod. Staff 3.
4; Concert Band 1; Choir
2, 3, 4; Madrigals 2, 3, 4;
Euclidian Bus. Staff 2, 3,
4; Dance Club 1, 2; Canasta
WEST, KENNETH
WIGHT, THOMAS
"TOM"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll 4;
Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4;
Nat'l Athletic Society 3, 4,
Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man I, 3, 4; Basketball 1;
Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Letter-
man I; Lettermen's Club 3,
4; Boy's Leaders Club I;
Student-Faculty Comm. 3, 4;
Class Cabinet 3, 4; Guidance
Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 2,
3, 4; Student Council 2, 3;
Jr. Red Cross 2; Lord's Hi-Y
2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, 3, 4;
Dance Club 1; Biology Club
2; Quarterback Club 3, 4;
Chess Club 4; Big Show 2,
4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Marching Band 2; Pit Band
4; Euclidian Bus. Staff 3,
4, Bus. Manager 4.
WILLIAMS, JOHN
"ROOKIE"
can love"
Football 1, 2, 3, Letterman
2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Base-
ball 1, 2; Lettermen's Club
2, 3; Senior Cabinet 4;
Stage Crew 4; Lord's Hi-Y
2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall
2; Quarterback Club 2, 3;
Cribbage Club 4; Dance
Club 1.
WILLIAMS, PATRICIA
"WILLIE"
"Hoppy-go-lucky"
G.L.C. 4; G.A.A. 3, 4, Ad-
visory Board 4; Megaphone
Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader I,
2, 3; F.N.A. 4; Prom Comm
3; Euclidian Bus. Staff 4;
Friendship 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3.
WITTINE, MATTHEW
"MATT"
"Beware the fury of a
patient man"
WOLF, CAROL
"WOLFIE"
"A kindly grace,
A pleasant face"
2, 3;
School
G.A.A.
Play Prod. Staff 3, 4; Play
Night; Spring Play 3, 4;
Fr.endship Club 2, 3, 4,
Travel Club 2; Charm Club
4; Service Clcb 1.
WOTAWA, MARY ANN
"MARY"
"A
A ti
kindly
■iendly
grace,
face"
F.T.A. 4;
Club 3,
F.N.A. 4;
1 ; Cadet
ship 3, 4;
World Affair's
4; G.A.A. 3, 4;
Girl's Glee Club
Choir 4; Friend-
Honor Study Hall
"A "'
F.T.A.
WISE, JAMES
"JIM"
'wise" man goes
far"
Movie Club I, 2,
3 4, Pres. 4; Model Club 1;
Photography Club 2; Travel
Club 3; Jr. Motion Picture
Council 4.
WOLANSKI, SUSAN
"SUE"
"Sweet Sue, just you"
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Majorette
Club 3, 4, Majorette 4;
Megaphone Club 3; Big
Show Cast 2, 4; Friendship
Club 2, 3; Pony Chorus 4;
Scrap Book 1 .
WOLF, FRANCES
"FRANCES"
"F
riendliness is o
her virtues"
ne
of
Entei
ed Euclid
in he
r J
jnior
year
F.N.A. 4, Cli
Honor Study H
ship Club 4;
Drawing Club
all 3;
Paint
3,
Sec. 4;
Friend-
ing and
Knitting
WRIGHT, CYNTHIA
"CINDY"
"Just
and sweet"
2, 3,
G.L.C. 1; G.A.A. .,
Guidance Council 4; Student
Council 4; Stage Crew 2;
Bookstore 1 ; Concert Band
1; Euclidian Bus. Staff 3,
Edit. Staff 2; Friendship
Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Study
ung
and
Archery
College Reading
Home Arts Club I,
YAGER, MILDRED
"MILLIE"
"That's our Millie"
Not'l Honor Society 3, 4;
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4,
Exec. Board 3, 4; Class
Cabinet 3, 4; Prom Comm.
3, 4; Student Council 1 ;
G.A.A. 3, 4; All School Play
Prod. Staff 2, 3; Play Night
Prod. Staff 3; Concert Band
I; Survey Edit. Staff 2, 3,
4, Clubs Editor 4; Honor
Study Hall 3; Thespians 3,
4; Recreation Club I; Brow-
sing Club 2; College Read-
ing Club 3.
YOCKEY, PATRICIA
"PAT"
Student Council 4; Stage
Crew 2, 3; Big Show Cast
2, 3, 4; Croir I, 2; Ball
Room Dancing Club 1; Pony
Chorus 2, 3, 4.
ZAHLER, WILLIAM
BUZZY"
"Always leave 'em
laughing"
Not'l Quill and Scroll 3,
Nat'l Honor Society 4; Tei
nis 3, 4. Letterman 3; Pro
Comm. 1, 3, 4; Jr. Ri
Cross 2; Key Club 3, 4, I
ternational Delegate 3; /
School Play Cast 2; B
Show Cast
3; Cho
I, 2, 3,
Staff 3.
4; Euclidic
Advertising Manager 3; Sur-
vey Edit. Staff 4, Cartoonist
4; Lord's Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas.
3, Pres. 4; Dance Club 1.
ZANYK,
JOHN
"SKIP"
"A
nd the band
marches on"
Boy's Leaders
Club
1;
Movie Club 1;
Stage
Crew
1;
P. A. Club
1; Big
Show
2,
3, 4; Concert Band
1, 2,
3,
4; Marching
Band
2, 3,
4;
Pit Band 2,
3, 4; Tumb-
ling Club 1; Canasta
Club
2;
Ballroom Dancing
Club
3;
Singing for
:un 4.
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YATSKO, JACK
"JACK"
3ross Country 3; Model Club
1; Dance Club; Chess Club
I, 2; Art Club; Journalism
Club I.
YOPKO, MICHAEL
"MIKE"
sometimes I m gay
N.F.L. 3, 4; Basketball I;
Bookstore 3; Boy's Glee
Club 3; Euclidian Bus. Staff
3; Platter Fans 1; Auto-
motives Club 2; Painting
and Drawing Club 3; Sing-
ing for Fun 4.
ZANGHI, MARY
"ZINGIE"
"A peppy and energetic
one.
She lives to have fun"
N.F.L. 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3;
G.L.C. 3, 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4;
Megaphone Club 2; All
School Play Cast 2, Pro-
ducer 2; Play Night Cast 3;
Spring Play Cast 3, Big
Show Cast 3; Dance Club I;
Hall Guard 3; Choir 1;
Thespians 3, 4; Friendship
Club 2, 3, 4; Survey Edit.
Staff 3.
ZEIGLER, PATRICIA
"PAT"
"Quiet at til
of spark"
but full
F.T.A. 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,
4; Prom Comm. 3; Student
Council 2; Megaphone Club
1; All School Play, 3, 4;
Play Night 3,4; Spring Play
3,4; Big Show 2,3; Nat'l
Honor Society 4; Choir 1,2;
Girls Glee Club 3; Survey
Edit. Staff 4; Eucuyo Essay
Editor 4; Friendship 2, 3, 4,
Usher 2, 3, 4; Honor Study
Hall 3, 4; Thespians 4;
Scrapbook Club 2.
ZINGALES, SAM
"SAM"
"Occupation is the road
to enjoyment"
Boys' Leaders Club 1;
Movie Club 1, 2, 3; Stage
Crew 1; P.A. Club 1; Key
Club 2, 3; Concert Band 2,
3, 4, Board of Directors 3,
4; Pit Band 3, 4; Dance
Club 1; Ball Room Dancing
Club 2; Singing for Fun 4.
ZOUL, JANICE
"JAN"
"To be just and kind and
wise, there solid self-en-
joyment lies"
G.A.A.
I,
2;
1
:.N.A.
2, 3;
Fr
iendsh
ip
Cli
jb
2, 3,
Usher
2;
Cam
:sta
Club 1;
Home
Ni
jrsing
CI
ub
2;
Dance Club
3;
Servi
ce
CI
ub
4.
NOT PICTURED
FLECK, WALTER
"WALTER"
JAWORSKE, THOMAS
"TOM"
"Indispensable to the
Stage Crew"
Stage Crew 4; All School
Play, Spring Play, Play
Night Prod. Staff 2, 3;
Honor Study Hall 3; Thes-
pians 4; Wrestling Club 2;
Pinochle Club 3; Dance
Club 4.
KREBS, ELLEN
"ELLEN"
"Slowness Is Surene:
HALE, ROBERT C.
"R. C."
"Solitary"
KERNAN, DIANE
"DIANE"
"Oh Beauty"
SHUBER, LOUIS
"LOUIS"
"Why aren't you all <
happy as me"
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Underclassmen
Underclassmen have helped de-
velop the spirit and trditions at
Euclid. When they entered as
Sophomores they were frightened
individuals without a sense of be-
longing. For two years they were
to work together to develop a
class spirit and loyalty to the
school. Their Junior Varsity foot-
ball team became Co-Champs of the
L. E. L. and their assemblies pro-
vided entertainment for all. Schol-
astically and in service, the juniors
and sophomores have done their
share of the job of keeping Euclid
tops. As upperclassmen next year,
they will be expected to maintain
the same high standards.
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS
L Relyea, Secretary; D. Koss, Vice President; J. Parker, Treasurer; R. Schneider, President
Class of 1958
BOYS COUNSELOR
Frank Troglia
GIRLS COUNSELOR
Mrs. Helen Stewart
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JUNIOR CABINET
Row I: L. Davis, M. Lorkin, B. Harris, H. Scr
mann, L. Burger, N. Pokorny.
Row 2: B. Monroe, J. Parker, D. Koss, L. F
yea, R. Schneider, H. Moles.
Row 3: J. Smith, J. Hult, A. Youngberg,
Syracuse, J. Yonchar, L. Stevens.
JUNIOR GUIDANCE COUNCIL
Row 1: M. Larkin, L. Relyea, M. Thompson, B.
Monroe, D. Koss.
Row 2: J. Smith, B. Horris, L. Burger, L. Davis,
H. Moles, L. Davis.
Row 3: J. Yonchar, J. Parker, J. Hult, A. Young-
berg.
HOMEROOM 103
Top Left: J. Friedman, G. Anson, I. Anderson, P. Millner,
B. Bailey, M. Baurer, L. Banning, L. Abrahams.
Bottom Left: L. Ankuda, J. Kilda, B. Cabi, B. Benson, D.
Beyer, J. Barnes, G. Bagocious, D. Barts.
Top Right: D. Andrews, E. Abrahams, S. Montgomery, J.
Barnes, G. Bisthold, R. Beal, F. Andraitas.
Bottom Right: G. Cach, G, Allar, N. Beeke, J. Kogoy, D. All-
sopp, J. Battung.
HOMEROOM 106
Bottom Left: W. Cox, M. Colantomo, F. Cesmk, H. Konte, F.
Cirino, N. Carroccio, R. Carpenter.
Top Left: V. Colombi, P. Noble, D. D'Amico, C. Cerney, E.
Campana, D. Davis, N. Costello, A. Weinstein.
Bottom Right: N. Carney, B. Carlton, F. Cucek, D. Cavel
Buchta, R. B
HOMEROOM 107
Top Left: D. Kordic, J. Duffy, W. Duffv, B. Demshor, N.
Elliot, C. Ettleberg, B. Drotos.
Bottom Left: R. Dev, C. Ettlebern, N. Elliot, N. Delmore, A.
Ditirro, G. Duly.
Top Right; L. Dovis, D. Dietz, D. Clink, V. McDowell, M.
Dunn, D. Doiey, V. Dovis, D. Delovre.
Bottom Right: J. Derboum, C. Dennis, L. Crone, J. Duffy, J.
Fellows, B. Cook, G. McKee, O. Dissantis.
HOMEROOM 108
Bottom Left: J, Hudic, H, Smiciklos, F. Kish, B. Blockst
R. Hammerick, A. Hones, G. Gordon, P. LaBant, F. Bingho
Top Right: B. Henfling, A. Havo, P. Boehmer, F, Kakta,
Gray, D. Greene. J. Greaves, D. Hedges, N. Holmes, J. Hi
HOMEROOM 110
Top Left: G. Folk, J. Focht, M. F
K. Fletcher, A. Gessic, J. Ford.
Bottom Left: W. Gueskie, P. Floesgort
tine.
E. Foerste, L. Gabowizt,
5. Galaba, F. Fan-
Top Right: B. Meier, P. Gregory, B. Monroe, L. Gorslene,
Gauch, L. Rafferty, D. Fuller, B. Friedman.
Bottom Right: H. Fine, J. Golob, J. Golob, J. Geyer, J. Gl
sek, P. Faber, F. Fende, F. Chestnut.
HOMEROOM 120
Top Left: A. Tiedman, B. Tolar, D. Thompson, W. Thomas,
N. Vidmar, L. Tyjeski, D. Tucher, M. Teckovic.
Bottom Left: F. Valduga, M. Tolar, J. Yesenko, W. Corlett,
R. Tilly, B, Tweed, W. Thomas, J. Vatty, M. Toll.
Top Right: M Thompson, C. Turk, C. Thomasy, B. Stojetz,
N. Trudeau, G. Collins, D. Thromberenc, B. Cinko, G. Wal-
lace, T. Cyracuse.
Bottom Right: K. Tropiano, D. Vadaken, R. Twitchell, M.
Turk, K. Toth, R. Volenti, C. Turner, E. Vonhoff, J. Turk,
V. Walker.
HOMEROOM 204
Top Left: J. Hult, J. Jones, C. James, C. Jeran, K. Kish, H.
Hill, P. Jerebec, H. Janke.
Bottom Left; D. Hill, L. Johassen, K. Kessler, D. King, A.John-
son.
Top Right: 6. Hoernig, 5. Kerzic, C. Jorc, A. Ivancic, C.
Kocher, M. Jordan, E. Shearer.
Bottom Right: T. Heinz, B. Koester, B. Patrycy, W. Hawke, J.
Hoppert, R. Heinz, B. Katanik, B. Rich.
HOMEROOM 207
Bottom Rinht: J. Kaehler, J. Leduc, 5. Levey, C. Kra
Gieson, "S. Lindquiest, M. Keyes, C. Laubler, R "
Krecic, M. Lorkin, J. LaTour.
Bottom Left: D. Koss, 5. Castro Vinci, B. Lanning, M. Mc-
). Lucas, D. Lindstrom, H. Kinn, S. Jones.
Top Right: L. Luikart, C. Schmitz, C. Kozel, R. Fischietto, R.
Kacprnak, D. Kuhar, L. Korzunowski, M. Lang, L. Konyha
B. Lang, J. Kuchta.
Top Left: H. McKnight, R. Lelond, K. Mclntyre, C. Massie, C.
Kelly, J. Dresser, B. Malone.
Top Riqht: C. Leber, R. Kennedy, L. Levitt, V. Machete, M.
McPherson, L. Belavich, C. Manney, C. LaPresti.
Bottom Left: G. Mathson, K. McPeek, M. Montwell, A. Mo-
carol, H. Leininger, D. Lobdell, R. Lokar, J. McKibben, D.
Top Left: A. Zayatz, D. Zackel, W. Wallace, R. Yane, K.
Zinner, B. Wanderslaben, D. Westbrook, M. Yates, M. Wise.
Top Right: L. Zibert, N. Wood, I. Ziegler, D. Witzke, L.
Gainor, D. Fuller, J. Zagoic, N. Wilberschied, D. Woomer,
J. Waschura, C. Welcheck.
Bottom Left: L. Zuoancic, J. Znidarsic, J. Weber, I. Wolff,
D. Zak, J. Vigh, A. Zimmerman, J. Yanchar.
HOMEROOM 308
Top Left: J. Norsic, G. Logon, J. Kovoch, L. McLaughlin, M.
Mervor, R. Milan, T. Moore, D. Mehls, R. Mach, R. McLeod.
Bottom Left: C. Misich, J. Oneacre, B. Mlakar, C. Miligan,
B. Mijacek, P. Miles, S. Misterlf, M. Nash.
Top Right: V. Milinoch, S. Allbery, J. Mulhall, H. Morgan, H.
Moles, L. Gedgaudes, B. Missner, C. Miller.
Bottom Right: B. Murphy, G. Neuman, L. Kendig, W. Miller,
C. Morris. D. Mcttis, W. Mitchell, W. Nelson.
HOMEROOM 309
Top Right: G. Nieman, J. Potocer, J. Papes, S. Paul, J. Alten-
wig, B. Paik, T. Payerchin.
Bottom Left: R. Ozmun, B. Powell, K. Oyler, G. Pormentor
E. Polcic, N. Glau.
Bottom Right: M. Pesec, P. Morolt, H. Preb
N. Pokorny, B. Ostkar, C. Palmer, J "
HOMEROOM 310
HOMEROOM 312
Top Left: M. Shirk, P. Hangash, G. Sari, B. Richards, K. Rose, Top Right: P Shunkwiter, J. Shack, M. Shehien, J. McGov-
R. Reeves, J. Rogosch, M. Simcic. ern, R. Rohricht, R. Ricksecker, J. Rose.
Bottom Left: M. McWaters, M. Patrick, M. Sedusky, H, Bottom Right: C. Shirk, M. Schultz, S. Schmidt, D. Shonk, R.
Schoreman, G. Siat, D. Roberts, R. Rinehart, D. Rinehart. Ribbie, B. Richards.
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HOMEROOM 315
J. Wheeler, J. Sims, R. Stamm, C. Gromberg, A. Simlo
J. Legerski, T. Sivia.
HOMEROOM 318
Top Left: T, Roberts, D. Stillinger, 5. Montgomery, R. Speel, Too Right: B. Sumner, M. Terrell, J. Smith, C. Hunter, A
C. Toylor, C. Thomos. Tarantino, D. Shackelford.
Bottom Left: T. Serra, J. Strnad, J. Baltrus, P. Strunk, A. Sis- Bottom Right: L. Smith, J. Thomos, C. Stroub, J. Dudley, E.
ton, D. Stamberger, J. Spaur. Zecari, B. Delyenthal, C. Telling, L. Stevens.
SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS
N. Beran, Secretary; L. Judice, Treasurer; J. Becker, Vice-President,
K. Smith, President.
Class of 1959
BOYS COUNSELOR
John Pohto
GIRLS COUNSELOR
Miss Edith Lemon
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HOMEROOM 104
First Row: T. Balogh, L. Bank, L. Anderson, J. Oxford, D. Antonacci, G. Albertone, N. Knopp, J. Baltu;
Second Row: B. Alves, J. Antonick, T. Bauer, B. Bozich, C. Barnes, B. Baft, N. Armstrong.
Third Row: G. Lucas, J. Ambrose, R. Baker, J. August, J. B-rnes. S. Anderson, J. Becker, B. Balboze.
Fourth Row: C. Alberry, D. Bagley, B. Alex, C. Heintz, N. McKnight, M. Barcalow, D. Atran.
Fifth Row: G. Beale, G. Ayala, J. Austin, R. Apolski, J. Bell. G. Baxter, M. Bell.
HOMEROOM 116
First Row: S. Cameron, J. Dudas, J. Betts, J. Brundic, M. Boyle, C. Boehmer.
Second Row: J. Battaglia, N. Burrough, K. Beutell, J. Buckholz, A. Freed, M. Cabala.
Third Row: L. Bartholomew, P. Brady, P. Brit vie, M. Bernstein, R. Bernstein, N. Luckay.
Fourth Row: G. Bohn, J. Brazalovies, L. Besednik, N. Berger, J. Bowers, K. Berus, D. Bisbee.
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HOMEROOM 118
First Row: P. Clemence, D. Wilson, L. Castrovinci, C. Carpenter, M. Clevenger, D. Carleton, S. Clark, B. Colt.
Second Row: S. Caroll, J. Cipollo, B. Clarke, P. Coddington, C. Baltus, M. Cohen. C. Colonna, R. Carlson.
Third Row: D. Chinchor, N. Charske, D. Carpenter, D. Chinchar, J. Chinchar, W. Burlingham, R. Budas, R. Byrns
Fourth Row: C. Clemens, G. Clark, B. Chilcote, J. Chiarelli, D. Chandler, K. Clark, B. Slabeck, D. Carter.
HOMEROOM 125
First Row: J. Coleman, M. Contenza, M. DeSantis, J. Dan:
Second Row: C. Delgado, A. Crone, M. Dawes, C. Crum, L. Domin. G.
Third Row: D. Corrao, T. Crawford, L Cook, K. Davis, R. Coy. B. Daily
Conner, E. Disantis, D. Dombrowski, M. Dalton.
David, K. Crobaugh.
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HOMEROOM 127
Row 1: R. Eversy, B. Evans, A. Eckert, M. Terrero, P. Esposito, A. Erickson, S. Enckson, M. Foerse, J. Do
Row 2: G. Eisen, J. Doejack, D. Praglic, R. Deister, B. Delly, D. Dulch, R. Doyle, D. Douglas.
HOMEROOM 206
J. Fisher, C. Fouser, J. Fisher, C. Fulks.
S. Finley, S. Forker, B. Franklin, N. Foy.
J. Evert, J. Fellows, J. Eisen, S. Driy.
D. Drake, R. Rosen, R. Drenser, R. Eckerman, D. Deborak.
HOMEROOM 208
. Grimm, B. Haffey, J. Gnidovec, F. Greenway, K. Grant, G. Hattendorf, J. Gerzeny.
Gibbs, C. Guth, L. Grunert, C. Harris, R. Gezannic, J. Gordon, M. Gerdance, D. Fifort.
Galloway, J. Fisher, D. Freeman, R. Folk, T. Gildone, T. French, B. Goble.
Fifolt, L. Htrffrd, J. Fine, K. Gibbs, E, Ferko, D. Gesdorf, D. Fike.
HOMEROOM 215
Row 1: M. lafelice, J. Herold, D. Ingram, K. Horrocks, A. Hul
Row 2: J. Holzmer, F. Fivecoat, M. Jack, D. Hitty, B. Hodgs
Row 3: J. Hayes, W. Grisard, L. Hammel, J. Goldlust, W. Han
Row 4: R. Goss, R. Grugel, R. Hallack, R. Grum, B. Gorse, J. Grant
\. Hirko, D. Hess.
Southworth, M. Southworth.
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HOMEROOM 218
First Row: R. Jones, C. Sosa, J. Goellner. J. Phillios. J.
Second Row: J. Heasley, F. Kowotz, E. Knoch, B. Kinter,
Third Row: P. John, R. Highland, L. Korhn, M. Kleinhenz,
Koeth, J. Klosky, L. Judice, J. Kastellic.
J Kouach, 5. Kovach, R. Kapferer, M. He
B. Klann, R. Kasjnic, L. Kimen.
R. James, D. Hl
Johnson, M Hodnik, M Johnson
HOMEROOM 307
First Row: G. Krupitzer, L. Krasney, B. Legy, A. M. Levy, C. Kubala, M. Lacny.
Second Row: B. Leland, A. Lenese, M. Lee, S. Lausin, S. Lentz, C. Langa.
Third Row: R. Kerzic, C. Lowsen, J. Kocjan, R. Paduano, B. Lewin, D. Kellogg, B. Kels
Fourth Row: J. Kozok, M. Kocjan, D. Lonser, A. Kuret, T. Ly
HOMEROOM 304
Row 1: L. LaConte, M. Long, J. Muller, D. McNeilley, K. McDougal, P. McDiffitt, B. McGlindy, J Lindblat
Row 2: D. McKnight, N. Lihh, G. Lilly, L. McCormack, I, McGlin, K. Linty, S. Magargil.
Row 3: B. Mandatt, R. Luberilli, S. Lyons, J. McGarown, L. McGregor, G McGrey
Row 4: D. McMillar, C, Lindberg, S. McGrob, J. Luss, K. Macoilaign.
HOMEROOM 306
Row 1: M. Mulhull, N. Maidern, 5. Miller, B. Mulford, W. Millar, R. Fulton J. Meinse.
Row 2: J. Dishoun, R. Nichlos, A. Marsh, R. Mohlar, D. Margo, B. Movse, J. Morns, L. Meadin, G. Mouser,
D. Miller.
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Row 2
Row 3
Row 4
M. Pavelko, C. Papp, K. Overburger, C.
B. Lzynski, L. Nixon, M. Nagode, D. A»
D. Nehez, B. Ott, R. Otto, B. O'Mara, C
B. Nebe, J. Oftok, C. Meyers, J. Molle
HOMEROOM 316
aollela, P. Muscenti, M. Nowacek, J. Peattie.
•phy, K. Osberg, J. Peck, M. Neustedt.
Neylon, S. Morgenstern, B Murphy, D. Morgan, J. Moye
J. Overstar. J. O'Connor, B. Murphy.
CAFETERIA A
Mandasso, B. Pibe
M. Person, T. Pierce, C. Chinnici, L. Pugliese, S. Peter'
D. Peek, P. Proudfoot, J. Presby, K. Pretnar, C. Perry, K. Roasch, L. Petrich, P. P
B. Phelps, F. Poese, C. Perkins, J. Pemberton, C. Plesz, B. Plamer J. Plaggomire
M. Podobnikor, R. Platan, M. Pillar, J. Pitingolo, J. Pisek, J. Perpear, F, Pasquale
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CAFETERIA B
First Row: C. Reighard, J. Reitenboch, L. Saks, L. Rouse, M. Ryba, P. Ruszkay, D. Sabota, J. Sandifer, P. Salvatore.
Second Row: P. Romisher, C. Wilkins, L. Altenweg. J. Wollen, C. Ropos, J. Reiter, S. Rossoll, S. Redfern.
Third Row: J. Riehl, D. Reed, C. Rees, H. Eppich, A. Kuthe, C. Roskoph, B. Rider, W. Rositano, J, Reed, J. Rentz.
Fourth Row. C. Gadberry, R. Renard, J. Pohto, D. Richie, T. Potokar, R. Reposy, E. Ritz, D. Potocar, L. Repasy.
First Row:
Second Row
Third Row:
Fourth Row:
CAFETERIA C
i. Sceronka, H. Schultz, S. Schweizer, D. Sontorel
P. Shewell, M. Shea, L. Schulz, M. Schneider, K.
D. Smith, S. Sabath, J. Schmelzer, P. Siciliano, !
J. Shields, K. Smith, R. Schubert, K. Schoenbeck,
i, C. Semlow, S. Seri, J. Schael, F. Schroll.
Schubert, J. Shaughnessy, C. Schroeder.
:. Smith, J. Salvatore.
CAFETERIA D
First Row: P. Stone, M. Stroeder, M. Smith, J. Surckld, P. Stih, S. Smythe, M. Smiths, A. Sokol, S. Stefanik.
Second Row: R. Wilson, S. Stevenson, E. Stillsane, M. Soblesky, S. Slaybough, C. Skeya, R. Spies, N. Mueller, J. Stanwyck.
Third Row: B. Stetina, S. Stokes, R. Suhor, R. Swisher, B. Tilk, A. Steven, R. Strah, T. Ticchione.
Fourth Row: H. Zormon, B. Svekric, J. Spoondmore, R. Sonal, D. Spencer, A. Testa, R. Soeder, R. Wolzer.
CAFETERIA E
First Row: J. Turk, D. Szewczyk, P. Tome, C. Sweeder, J. Tapp, P. Thompson, H. Svrga.
Second Row: J. Ward, J. Usalis, C. Tkatch, M. Thompson, A. Telisman, P. Teeter.
Third Row: T. Van Diest, J. Campoeletti, P. Tvler, T. Webb, D. Verh, J. Vaigl, R. Watson
CAFETERIA F
Row I: L. Wilkes, B. Will, L. Zaller, J. Wise, D. Dean, A. Wiles, J. Willcox, M. Williams, R. York.
Row 2: C. Wohlgemuth, D. Zakel. J. Zevnik, W. Watson, S. Wilson, S. Weaver, D. Weiss, J. Zamen, C. Willi.
Row 3: J. Zeigler, A. Wittine, J. Young, J. Yako, M. Weeks, D. Yurusko, D. Wadelin, P. Werley.
Row 4: B. Wolomes, R. A, Wilson, B. Wight, K. Wicks, D. Weiss, C. Yaichner, R. E. Wilson.
1956 memories
The first day of school, Sept. 4, the nt_w teachers, the scared Sophomores, the first
assembly . . . the first after game dance, Sept. 7 . . . the first football game we won, Euclid
14 - Canton Lehman 7 . . . the magazine drive, Socrates . . . Mom and Dad's Night, Sept.
28, Euclid's second win . . . Sophomore party, Oct. 3 . . . Homecoming, Oct. 12, no rain,
the bonfire, the parade, the victory over Shaker, the dance and the crowning of the queen
. . . the Senior party, Oct. 24, their last class party . . . Oct. 26, the Junior party, a good
time, class spirit . . . Shaw Night, the football team wins Co-Champ title . . . the bard,
majorettes, cheerleaders . . . the Senior assembly . . . Open House, Nov. 15 . . . Cross
Country Championship . . . the Junior and Sophomore assemblies, "I Remember Mama,"
the Fall Play, Nov. 16 and 17 . . . Thanksgiving assemblies, Regents Hi-Y and the Choir
. . . the first basketball game . . . the light bulb sale . . . Senior Psychological tests . . .
the Panthers of the Week . . . Christmas vacation . . . Student Government Day, Jan.
16 . . . National Honor assembly . . . final exams, the last for the Seniors, the first for
the Sophcmores . . . the first day of the new semester.
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Organizations
Through the various clubs and
organizations at Euclid High, stud-
ents were offered a chance to earn
recognition, become good citizens,
develop future goals, and make
social contacts. Many friendships
were developed in social clubs,
and the school and community
benefited from the work of the
service clubs.
National Honor Society
The most coveted honor that a high
school student can receive is to be
selected as a member of the National
Honor Society. To be eligible, a stud-
ent must have an average of eighty-
five or better; be in the upper third of
his class; and display outstanding
traits of character, leadership, and
service.
As leaders in our high school,
National Honor members helped to
continue the spirit through the various
organizations in which they partici-
pated.
OFFICERS
NATIONAL HONOR MEMBERS
1: J. Sanda, G. Waldman, J. Wakelee, M. McColl, L. Soderberg, J. Magalenga, 5. Korencic, M. Yage
G. Brewster, D. Brigger, T. Eddy, A. Valduga.
2: R. Fasimpour, N. Petrich, J. Wawrzyniak, T. Wight, A. Flocke, G. Schwarts, T. Gregorc, J. Battun.
5. Grariam, W. Marshall, C. Neat, M. Priest, N. Halderman.
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NATIONAL FORENSIC MEMBERS
L. Domitor, D. Koss, G. Waldmon, J. Sonda, M. Shirk.
J. Nobbe, A. Torantino, A. Gessic, B. Tolor, B. Majesic, K. McPeek, J. Appleby.
P. Weiss, D. Biederman, N. Petnch, J. Wakelee, F. Fantini, N. Johnson.
National Forensic League
One of the foremost organizations
is the National Forensic League. Com-
posed of sophomores, juniors, and
seniors, members get a chance to
participate in such speech activities
as debate, original oratory, humorous,
dramatic, oratorical declamation, and
extemporaneous speaking.
On their many trips throughout the
year they showed others how a winn-
ing spirit helps to make a winning
school.
OFFICERS
J. Sanda, Treasurer; G. Waldman, President; D. Koss, Secretary
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OFFICERS
It is the aim of every high school
writer to become a member of the
International Quill and Scroll. I. Q. S.
recognizes any student who has made
a worthy contribution to one of the
school publications, is in the upper
third of his class scholastically, and
has been recommended by an advisor.
Through their work on the Euclid-
ian, Survey, and Eucuyo, members en-
couraged spirit by informing and unit-
ing students on important issues and
events.
Quill and Scroll
QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERS
Row 1: C. Conrad, L. Soderberg, M. McCall, R. Templin, N. Broos.
Row 2: J. Redfern, G. Waldman, J. Sanda, G. Schwarts, C. Bratus
Row 3: J. Runo, G. Brewster, D. Hall, B. Katosic, D. Hamilton, B. F
Row 4: T Gregorc, B. Chapman, T. Eddy, R. Wall, T. Wight, B. Z<
J. Sanda, G. Schwarts, C. Bratush, S. Mock, D. Brigger.
Hall, B. Katosic, D. Hamilton, B. Perusek, P. Nipple, B. Randall.
Eddy, R. Wall, T. Wight, B. Zahler, J. Wawrzyniak.
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THESPIAN MEMBERS
B. Leybeck,
C. Bratush,
F. Fantini,
. Waldmon,
. McPeek, N.
McCormack,
A. Muraca, E. Mylar.
Petrich, J. Wakelee.
N. Eckerman, N. Johnson.
Thespians
Students who have earned points
through participation in dramatic
productions are selected as members
of Thespians, Euclid's dramatic so-
ciety. At their monthly meetings,
members worked hard learning the
different aspects of the theater, later
incorporated into their annual assem-
bly.
Thespians, in their second year at
Euclid High, were a big factor in the
school's increased spirit.
OFFICERS
Leybeck, N. Petrich, N. Johnson, F. Pain
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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS
T. Gregorc, President; 5. Koren
Serving as the link between the
students and faculty, the Student
Council is the most prominent organi-
zation and governing body in our
school. Representatives from every
homeroom meet weekly to discuss
the various problems arising in our
school.
Hall guards, concessions, assem-
blies, room secretaries, guides, the
recreation room, and the magazine
drive are only a few of their services.
This year the Student Council worked
hard in getting funds for the new "E"
room.
Student Council
1: T. Kr
hue
Galaba, L. Sode
ms, B. Alex, N.
STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS
berg. J. Buchar, D. Doley, T. Gregorc, J. Wawrzyniak, S. Korencic, S. Mock, B. Lace, G. Dona-
Doyle, E. Eckert, L. Lampe, A. Flocke, C Haas, J.
Altnik, D. Mika,
Gessic
Hale, J.
Koeth, M. Pertic
Row 3: N. Link, F.
Row 4: J. PlaggemU
J. Nowacek. ,
Row 5: T. Eddy, B. Gerlond, D. Johnson, B. Pierett, H. Berlo, T. Opdahl, R. Wall, J. Moyer, W. Marshall, A. Sistine, G. Nowacek,
R. Chapman.
Schroll, K. Horrocks, B. Smith, B. Messner, D. Lee, N. Petrich, S. Dritz, D. Zakel, B. Gobel, N. Clarske.
•r, A. Braden, B. Schriener, C. Tkatch, J. La tour, K. Kish, W. Rositano, G. McCracken, B. Stojetz, R. Reev
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HALL GUARDS
Row 1: N. Browning, J. Bottung, K. Oyler. N. Link, R. Heinr
E. Rost, B. Gerland, F. Federico, D. Seaman.
( Row 2: B. Bolen, S. Paul, N. Trudeau, J. Sims, S. Galaba,
Johnson, D. Barnes, R. Hunston, N. Vaccariello
Row 3: V. Davis, J. Kraft, J. Phelps, G. Rose, A. Weinstein,
H. Baginski, A. Hale, S. Sak.
Row 4: J. Redfern, P. Samida, J. Battung, N. Petrich, C. Neot,
T. Knach, H. Contenza, L. Rafferty.
«- EXECUTIVE BOARD
S. Korencic, L. Soderberg, S. Mock, B. Lace.
T. Gregorc, J. Buchar, S. Galaba, A. Hale.
B. Cramer, T. Kramer, J. Wawrzyniak, G. Donahue
Ibfl 1
FV
Row 1: N. Neill, B. Stone,
Row 2: J. Baker, B. Gerl
Petrich.
Row 3: T. bregorc, B. Crc
Nosse.
ROOM SECRETARIES
Muracca, B. Lc
R. Chapman, J. Nowacek, L.
BOOKSTORE
J. Geyer, F. Sivia, M. Shirk.
M. Bisbee, J. Wakelee, B. Hunt.
B. Majacek, B. Papp, R. Gauch,
CONCESSIONS
Monroe, M. Barkolow, B. Kruger,
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Future Teachers
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OFFICERS
. Flocke, Treasurer; M. Yager,,
Huston, Secretary.
Row 1: B. Husto
Row 2: L. Ress,
Clarke.
EXECUTIVE BOARD
,. Flocke, M. Yager, S. Graham.
Brewster, M. Launch, C Dougherty,
One of the largest organizations at Euclid is the Future Teachers of America. Mem-
bers are selected on personality, scholarship, and interest in teaching. Substituting,
tutoring, and observing gives F. T. A. members a chance to gain experience in teaching
and enables members to earn points for their pin.
SENIOR F. T. A. MEMBERS
rris, K. Larkin, P. Muraca, C. Gauct-
Laurich, B. Perusek, F. Pappas, J.
Graham
Smith, P. Zeigler, M. Hu
Row 1: L Ress,
Row 2: M. Yage
A. Flocke.
Row 3: G. Brewster, A. Valduga, C. Berezonsky, B. Novak, C. Chauby, C. Krecic, G. Allison, M. Rankin, N. Johnson
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mon, J. Clarke,
Of America
JUNIOR F. T. A. MEMBERS
Row 1: H. Morgan, J. Mulhal, A. Primo, C. Hunter, M. Shirk, C. Dougherty, J. McKibbon, D. Koss, M Terrell.
Row 2: J. Davis, M. Dunn, B. Corleton, L. Davis, J. Wheel, B. Hunston, B. Tolar, N. Trudau, I Wolff, A. Tarantino.
Row 3: C. Turner, D. Biederman, C. Wallace, K. Kish, K. McPeek, J. Turk, J. Siat, M. Carney, M. Martin, J. Barnes, P.
Miles, B. Harris, C. Braden, J. Geyer.
Row 4: J. Latour, K. Fletcher, K. Tropiano, L. Abrams, E. Skodlar, G. Sari, M. Carney, M. McPherson, M. Pesec, L. Relyea,
M. Thompson, H. Moles, P. Perme, J. Buchar, R. Gauch.
SOPHOMORE F. T. A. MEMBERS
Row 1. R. Baker, S. Forker, C. Kruger, M. Barcalow, S. Schweizer, G. David, D. Rossow, F. Greenway.
Row 2: C. Tkatch, M. Thompson, J. Petti, C. Colona, C. Sweeder, K. Beutel, C. McDougal, P. Brady.
Row 3: S Fenley, J. Sajevic, S. Anderson, B. Evans, R. Sourthworth, N. Foy, F. McCormack, B. Kinter, N. Ben
3: S Fenley, J. Sajevic, S. Anc
L. Domin, C. Kubala, J. Pohto.
Row 4: J Suckla, K. Raasch, J. Betts, M. Nagode, M. Mullin, M. Dawes,
Klosky, C. Horar, S. Powell.
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B. Scerenka, J. Judice, M. Person, J.
Euclidian
EUCLIDIAN EDITORS
M. Hummon, D. Hamilton, G. Brewster, D. Brigger, T. Gregorc, S. Mock.
Selected on personality, ability, dependability, initiative, scholarship, the '57 Euclid-
ian staff has been meeting since November '55 to bring you a yearbook of which you can
be proud.
Editorial staff members can never forget the hectic rush, previous to their deadline,
1he closet, and the enjoyment and fun, they shared with their sponsor, Mr. Gene Pi I lot, in
putting out the '57 Euclidian.
EDITORIAL STAFF
EUCLIDIAN BUSINESS STAFF
Row 1: B. Leybeck, P. Williams, T. Wight, D. Opalich, P. Nipple, N. Broos.
Row 2: P. Gregory, J. Nobbe, J Town, K. McPeek, J. Wakelee, D. Hamilton, B. Gregory.
Row 3: J. Supola, B. Sumner, M. Priest, P. Espisito, A. Huusorc, J. Judice, S. Miller, K. Osberg
It is only through the efforts
of the Euclidian Business Staff
that we are able to publish a
yearbook of this size. The Busi-
ness Staff raises money by sel-
ling subscriptions and adver-
tisements. Every year they put
out the school record and see
that the supplements are sent
to alumni subscribers. Their
most pleasant job is the dis-
tribution of the yearbook to all
subscribers during the latter
part of May.
EUCLIDIAN BUSINESS MANAGERS
T. Wight, Business Monager; D. Opalich, P. Williams, P. Nipple,
125
SURVEY EDITORS
G. Waldman, B. Katosic, M. Yager, R. Templin, W. Eckley, L. Soderberg, Editor-in-
Chief; J. Wokelee, J. Runo, D. Rash, C. Conrad.
Survey
Meeting the last minute
deadline seems to be the domi-
nating factor to editors and
reporters of our school paper—
"The Survey." Members of the
editorial staff all get an equal
chance to write editorials,
gather news material, take
students' polls and write col-
umns. The staff is run by six
editors and an editor-in-chief.
Together they all help in pub-
lishing a "newsy" and interest-
ing paper.
SURVEY EDITORIAL STAFF
Brewster, J. Sims, M. Larkin, M. Martin, J. Baker, L. Schrock, P. Zeigler, P. Muracca, P. Beran.
Misich, P. Gregory, L. Ress, J. Swaney, D. Smith, B. Zahler, R. Peterson, B. Leybeck, M. Barcalow,
Langa, J. Zeonik, A. Lanese, C McDougal, N. Bake, L. AbrambsL a Biederman, D. Weiss, J. "
A. Youngberg, S Forker, A. Cr
F. Petrich, K. Pritnor, C. Cr
C. Kruger, B. Queen.
SURVEY BUSINESS STAFF
Row I: D. Stelluti, C. Bratush, J. Sanda, G. Schwarts, W. Ryder, B. Perusek, B. Smith, J. Buchar.
Row 2: R. Wall, J. McDonald, J. Battung, N. Pokorny, R. Gauch, P. Perme, D. Koss, M. Terrell, C. Tun
G. McCracken.
Collecting subscription mon-
ey and seeing that each sub-
scriber received a Survey every
two weeks was the main job
of the homeroom representa-
tives of the Survey Business
Staff. Along with the Business
Managers these people sold
football and basketball pro-
grams, solicited advertising,
and also had the difficult job
of raising money for the pub-
lication of the Survey and the
sports programs.
SURVEY BUSINESS MANAGERS
G. Schwarts, Manager; R. Wall, J. Sanda.
D. Sanders, B. Perusek, C. Bratush, W. Ryder
Constantly working to per-
fect cheers and to increase
school spirit, the cheerleaders
and megaphone club have
planned pep rallies and boost-
ed attendance at home and
away games.
The cheerleaders are chosen
on acrobatics, arm and leg
movements, co-ordination, fac-
ial expression, poise, and the
ability to lead cheers. They
are the true representatives of
our school spirit, for they are
the leaders of our spirit.
CHEERLEADER'S CAPTAIN
Pot Nipple
VARSITY CHEERLEADERS
Mock, L. Schrock, P. Nipple, P. Marolt, S. Galaba.
128
MEGAPHONE CLUB
Megaphone Club
storm, the cheer-
to stay warm.
M
SBfcfit
Dressed for a snow
leaders are determined
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Euclid students will never forget the
1957 majorettes strutting across the
football field or dancing to the music
of the band at games or pep rallies.
Kicking high, twirling batons and
forming various formations, the ma-
jorettes would perform their dance
routines, the highlight of the halftime
programs.
HEAD MAJORETTES
Sally Korencic and Judy Magalengc
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1957 MARCHING MAJORETTES
S. Woslanski, B. Lloyd, N. Hoffert, P. Noble, C. Bindokas, J. Magalenga, S. Kor>
Bowers, P. Doyle, K. Haas.
130
I. Wolff, Beth
Majorette Club
After halftime the majorettes return to the bleachers. Judy leads the majorettes in a pep assembly.
Counts Hi-Y
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GIRLS' SWIM CLUB
B. Perusek, D. Sande
Dttung, C.
Row 1: J. Stuehringer, A. Huusare, M. Priest, N. Ecke
Gauch, 5. Sieber, C. Neat.
Row 2: R. Reba, P. Binder, A. Jo'nnston, M. Brown, M. Yates, J. Battung, A. Ryder, D. King, H. Moles.
Row 3: N. Beran, J. Closki, D. Mika, 5. Power, M. Reba, C. Crum, N. Fink, J. Holtmer, Mrs. Schellen-
trager.
BOYS' SWIM CLUB
Row 1: S. Lanese, P. Richards, T. Gobel, G. Bill, B. Kaib, A. Hale, N. Browning.
Row 2: R. Reeves, E. Vidmar, S. Sak, B. Lobdell, L. Stevens, B. Tweed, B. Richards, R. Ozn
ning, D. Williams.
Row 3: R. Kojan, B. Gobel, T. Crawford, J. Grah, C. Lawson, D. Galloway, D. Pebblesec.
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FRIENDSHIP CLUB CABINET
Row 1
Row 2
Row 3
A. Voldugo, J. Town, M. Solon, H. Mole
J. MocKibbon, J. Swoney, D. Hall
N. Link, A. Tarontino, N. Beran
Friendship
SENIOR CABINET
134
JUNIOR CHAPTER
Club
SOPHOMORE CHAPTER
135
Eucuyo
EUCUYO OFFICERS
Doyle, G. Kaufman, L. Soderberg, R. Templin, J.
Beran.
Through the Eucuyo, Euclid's literary
magazine, aspiring authors get a chance to
see their poems, short stories, or essays in
print. After an extensive contest, articles
submitted by the student body are voted upon
and edited for publication by the Publica-
tions Club. All art work and printing is done
by students. Many of the articles are sub-
mitted to national contests where Euclid stu-
dents often receive prizes.
Wakelee.
Row 2: P. Zeigl.
J. Redfen
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Row 3: J. Hult,
"r.
Wall, B.
Randall.
EUCUYO STAFF MEMBERS
R. Randall, R. Templin, L. Ress, J. Wakelee, G. Kaufman, L. Soderberg, J. Redfern, P
T. Eddy, J. Turk, F. Papas, L. Relyea, D. Soeder, C McDougall, J. Derbaum, J. Hult.
R. Wall, J. Swaney, L. Davis, P. Doyle, B. Tolar, B. Katosic, S. Forker, M. Fredley.
D. Gotthalf, R. Stamm, J. Sims, E. Firsfe, B. Huston, N. Fink, W. Eckley.
136
World Affairs Club
Row 2:
Row 3:
Row 4:
WORLD AFFAIRS MEMBERS
Bieden
B. Ostcar, P. Gregory.
A. Laurich, M. Launch, M. Colontonio, D. Biederman, G. Waldmon, H. Shiemanr
C. James, L. Lampe, S. Paul, A. Tatantino, J. Attenweg, K. Fletcher, J. Wheeler.
C Berezonsky, J. Ziegler, M. Watawa, V. Macheta, L. Abrcms, D. Zackee, J. Chestnut, R. Miklc
B. Novak, N. Pokorny, M. Terrell, D. Gauch, W. Marshall, J. Laurenson, D. Fuller, J. Ploagamire,
Every Wednesday World Affairs members
meet to discuss current world news, see
movies, hear speakers, and learn about con-
ditions in the world. A favorite topic of dis-
cussion is the United Nations. Each spring
two Euclid students are sent expenses paid to
New York to visit the U. N., and Euclid World
Affairs members participate annually in a
Model U. N. Assembly held at the Lakewood
Civic Auditorium.
WORLD AFFAIRS OFFICERS
J. Laurenson, G. Waldmen, G. Gore, W. Marshall, B. Lace
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SPIRIT CLUB OFFICERS
The Spirits Club is a newly organized club
which is largely responsible for the organiza-
tion of school spirit. Remaining anonymous
until the end of their Senior year, members
make posters, tags and sponsor buses in co-
operation with other school organizations and
the athletic department. The "Panther of
the Week" award, given to an outstanding
student, and the selling of Panther sweat-
shirts were only two of their projects.
Spirits
SPIRIT CLUB MEMBERS
Row 1: L. Soderberg, P. Nipple, S. Mock, D. E
Row 2: T. White, J. Nobbe, J. Swaney, D. Hamil
Row 3: T. Gregorc, T. Kramer, G. Donahue, G. E
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Row 1 :
P.
Row 2:
T.
Row 3:
rke, J. Wate
KEY CLUB MEMBERS
*ash, J. Emerich, R. Woll,
B. Zahler,
Richards.
J. Rose, N. Voccanello, C. LoPriesti, A. McLaughlin, D. Dela
Bills, N. Rourich, A. Hale.
H. Leininger, B. Kosman, R. Gauch, D. Smith, K. Wicks, C. Ne
, R. Chapman, N. Browning,
Beyer, D. Birkic, C. Owens,
■Ion, K. Smith.
Hey Club
The International Key Club is a group or-
ganized to promote community service. Spon-
sored by the Kiwanis Club, members have the
opportunity to visit various factories, hear
speakers, and learn about the business world.
Last summer Bob Chapman and Bill Zahler
attended the International Key Club Conven-
tion held in Texas. There they learned about
the organization of other clubs.
Through Key Club activities boys learn
the responsibilities of good community citi-
zenship.
KEY CLUB OFFICERS
B. Chapman, P. Richards
A. Hale, N. Browning
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P. A. Announcers And Technicians
Row 1: J. Krauss, C. Dougherty, G. Waldman, B. Monroe, M. Thompson, B. Ostkar
Row 2: E. Launch, C. Crum, J. Sims, B. Tolar, J. Fatur, M. Felice, D. Atron.
Row 3: J. Laurenson, E. Fenster, J. Fine, B. Shaw, T. Eddy, J. Rogush.
Row 1
Row 2
Row 3
D. Zokel, D. Pinfar, D. Stilinger, J. Budas, P. Schuel.
P. Weiss, G. Rafter, C. Pearlman, R. Locar, N. Eckerman, H. Fosberger, B. Pickett, S. Edwards.
C. Alberry, F. Poese, P. Jerebek, S. McGall, D. Chinchar, J. Goldlust, B. Zietz, L. Mateyka, D.
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Movie Club
Row I: J. Penner, M. Bisbee, D. Peek, B. Corleton, J. Bubonics.
Row 2: P. Tamida, M. Green, B. Mochler, B. Schriener, E. Stermole, R. Kerzic, M. Consodir
Row 3: L. Pokrant, G. Perkins, B. Miller, D. Gottalf, A. Brown, R. Langel, J. Fellows.
Row 4: D. Bates, J. Young, J. Zagorc, C. Owens, J. May, G. Row, K. McEkwain, J. Wise.
Camera Club
Future nurses
Row !: L. Lompe, J. Stuehringer, B Stone, G. Gordon.
Row 2: 5. Carr, P. Wiliiams, S. Sontee, N. Neale, J. Redfern, C. Eiskone
Row 3: C. Gausby, M. Thomas, A. Huusare, L. Neylon, J. Kraft.
Row 4: P. Samida, B. Burr, F. Wolf, P. Statler, J. Battung, M. Launch.
Row 5: M. Oblak, R. Micholas, J. Ulmann, C. Berezonsky, C. Chauby.
Red Cross
Row I: M. Koehn, F. Cercek, R. Milner, F. Bosich, M. Stasienko, C. McDiffett.
Row 2: C. Skeya, B. Fiorelli, J. Ward, G. Wetherly, J. Woeckner, S. Suri.
Row 3: J. Oneacre, J. Kolman, J. Znidarsec, D. Camm, A. Wisser.
142
Ad Club
Row 1: J. Nobbe, H. Moles, C. Neat, A. Valduga, B. Hunt, D. Thornbernes, C. Turk, G. Brewster, G.
Mothson.
Row 2: M. Laurich, D. Gouch, E. Potichny, B. Lazor, I. Berordinelli, P. Bulicek, A. Macrol, D. Pasquale,
J. Shikovic, Mr. Vaccarnello.
Stage Crew
Row I: J. Moyer, C. Yaichner, R. Fulton, M. Bell.
Row 2: L. Levkovitz, B. Ahson, C. Juran, A. Weinstein, P. McCarthy, Mr. Jenkir
Row 3: T. Koester, J. Watkins, T. Jaworske, T. Conner, Mr. Barlow.
Fine Arts
The choir, band, and dramatic
department are all part of school
life at Euclid High. At various
assemblies and evening programs
they provided entertainment and
cultural relaxation for students
and guests.
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BAND INSTRUCTORS
Row 1: M. McCall, A. Flocke, J. Smith, E. Skodlar, S. Weaver, L. Schultz, K. Beutell, A. Crone, J. Smeltzec.
Row 2: T. Bauer. P. Weiss, R. Moses, L. Lampe, J. Lindblad, N. Halderman, D. Dennis. J. Golob, N. Carney, J. Herrii
Mcles, J. Borgstedt, L. Ress.
Row 3: J. Becker, L. Krejci, D. Douglas, D. Roberts, C. Clark, J. Saievic, M. Dawes, L. Mateyka, D. Kuhar, R. Spi<
Patmos, A. Valduga, J. Tapp, M. Thompson, S. Forker, J. Derbaum, B. Carleton, B. Coltrin. S. Graham.
Row 4: K. Shoenbecker, S. Zingales, J. Lillie, R. Bahre, A. Pnmo,
Hodden, B. Delly, C. Carr, T. Crawford, R. Andrews, D. Schona
C. Krueger, N. Pokorny, W. Granville, J. Folk, J. Papes.
Row 5: J. Zanyk, R. Ayala, M. Larkin, B. Delly, W. Mitchell, B. Bo
Wilbershield, G. Allar, R. Kuhar, W. Marshall. D. Harper.
J. Spoonamore, F.
Row I: S. Zingales, M. Larkin, N. Haider
man, S. Graham, B. Coltrin.
Row 2: R. Moses, D. Roberts, F. Palm, R
Hadden, W. Marshall.
EUCLID HIGH MARCHING BAND
BAND SERGEANTS
W. Marshall, F. Palm, R. Hadden
BAND LIBRARIANS
L. Lampe, 5. Graham, A. Flocke, N. Holderman
148
EUCLID ORCHESTRA
CHOIR OFFICERS
tary; O. Wei
' 1: C. HaaE, A. Barden, B. Patncy, J. McKibbon, C. Dougherty, C. Peorlmc
G. Brewster, M. Priest, B. Tolar, P. Miles, L. Davis, J. LoTour, D. Lee.
2 :B. Bowers, B. Ostcar, L. Gorslene, C. Turner, K. McPeek, R. Moles,
Majcen, C. Krlouss, P. Nipple, D. Brigger, L. Schrock, J. Stuehringer.
sby, B. Hangach, B. Fiorelli. S. Anderson, G. Foster, L. McLaughl
n, P. Bulicek, L. Soderberg,
B. Dailey, J. Chinchor, K.
B. Walters, J. Goebelbecker, J. Nobbe, B. Lace, W. Ryder, P. Beran, D. Lindstron
N. Johnson, W. Custard,
Row 4: D. Hamilton, P. Holtz, S. Jerebec, V. Burger, M. Burnett, L. Stevens, D. Margo, W. Burlmgham,
R. Kuhor M. Bell, D. Carpenter, D. Wilson, M. Samsa, B. Moehler, E. Mylar.
Row 5: J. Jones, C. Friedel, T. Kramer, M. Marion, B. Walton, K. Krotine, C. Nowacek, J. Primeau, T.
Opdahl, D. Dolch, P. Faber, B. Gorse, B. Zahler, T. Constantine, D. Lanser, P. Typer, D. Smith, D.
Rochkar, I. Wolff, B. Lloyd.
«\. Priest, B. Lace, B. Tol
Barden, K. McPeek, S. Mock, G.
ster, C. Krauss.
Row 1: P. Gregory, P. Muscenti, J. H
Row 2: B. Kinter, C. Calona, J. Gordo
Row 3: M. Smith, B. Evans, D. Ingrarr
Row 4: B. Kellogg, D. Mika, M. Nowocek
Row 5: R. Fulton, S. Anderson, M. Person, B. Si
Row 6: D. Koss, M. Shea, M. Lee C. M
GIRLS' GLEE CLUB
old, M. Contenza, B. Henfling.
A. Tarantino, P. Muraca.
W. Watson, S. Bukholz, J. Siat, K. Prethar.
ek, S. Pierce, L. Judice, N. Beran, D. McNieley.
n, B. Scerawka, R. Carlson, L. Petrick, K. Linsz, N.
isich, G. Gordon, P. Esposito.
Foy, C. Thatch.
152
Ted Kramer and Orlow Wertenberger play their rendition
of "Chop Sticks."
BOYS' GLEE CLUB
Row 1: R. Mohler, B. Dailey, B. Mramer, J. Chinchor.
Row 2: R. Randall, G. Foster, L. McLaughlin, N. Johnson, W. Custard, K. Majcen, R. Suhash.
Wertenberger, M. Bell, B. Walton, B. Walters, D. Margo, D. Lanser, P. Tyler.
Burger, D. Werley, J. Nowacek, M. Burnett, L. Stevens, P. Faber, W. Burlingham.
Kramer, M. Marion, T. Opdahl, D. Dolch, J. Goebelbecker, B. Gorse, B. Rider, T. Constatine, D.
Row 3
Row 4: V.
Row 5: T.
Smith
153
MASTER SINGERS
ow 1 : P. Gregory, L.
Brewster, S. Foster, I
ow 2: K. McPeek, L
Walters, K. Macjen,
ow 3: R. Werley, V.
J. Goebelbecker, F. I
L. McLaughlin, N. John
ACCOMPANIST
Maxine Priest
154
OCTET
Row 1: B. Walters, J. Jones, M. Burnett.
Row 2: J. Goebelbecker, J. Nobbe, A. Barden, P.
V. Burger,
CADET CHOIR
155
P. Gregory, M. lafelii
PLAY PRODUCTION STAFF
Jerevec, L. Levkovitz, G. Woldmo
L. Ress, P. Zeigle
Row 2: J. Battung, L. Judice, J. Closky, 5. Forker, C. Togh, C. Jeran, K. Kish, B. Smith, E. Mylar.
Row 3: J. Smith, N. MacQuarrie, M. McBroom, C. Misich, P. Launch, B. Papp, A. Macheta, C. Friedel,
P Holtz.
Row 4: J. Moyer, D. Gauch, C. Jackney, J. Walkins, T. Jawarski, J. Wawrzyniak, J. Young, D. Roberts,
156
Uncle Chris leaves to visit Dogmar in the hospital.
EUCLID HIGH PRESENTS
"I REMEMBER MAMA"
Katrin Charlene Bratush
Bonnie Poznik
Mama Karen McPeek
Papa Norman Johnson
Dagmor Judy Klosky
Malinda Shirk
Christine Nancy Carney
Mr. Hyde Brian Wolton
Nels Dick Gauch
Aunt Trina Judy Wakelee
Aunt Sigrid Carol Crrrn
Aunt Jenny Clarolyn Friedel
Uncle Chris Robert Mason
A woman Eileen Launch
Mr. Thorkelson James Bubonics
Dr. Johnson ... . . Fred Fantini
Arne Thomas Leach
A Nurse Portio Miles
Another Nurse Carol Gauch
Soda Clerk Richard Kerzic
Madeline Carol Gauch
Dorothy Schiller Charlene Bratush
Bonnie Poznik
Mama Consoles Uncle Chris as he prepares to leave the world.
157
Sports
Participation in sports develops
sportsmanship and teamwork.
Through the intra-mural program
for girls and the various inter-
school sports for boys, Euclid stud-
ents were able to develop these
characteristics. This year has been
an eventful one as Euclid students
saw the Cross-Country, Wrestling
and Football Teams become champ-
ion or Co-Champs of the Lake Erie
League.
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Lake
Erie
League
Dave Lockwood
Dale Seaman
Orlow Wertenberger
Frank Federico
1957
Co-Champs
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Jim
Gortz
Wayne Milligan
Hoffert
Bill Scott
Dick Vah
Bill Walter
Euclid
14
Akron Garfield
19
Euclid
13
Parma
7
Euclid
14
Canton Lehman
7
Euclid
0
Lakewood
7
Euclid
61
Ashtabula
0
Euclid
13
Shaw
7
Euclid
13
Heights
0
Euclid
6
Painesville
He
irvey 0
Euclid
7
Shaker
0
Won
7
Lost
2
VARSITY COACHES AND CAPTAIN
A. Galicki, N. Nelson, Bob Cramer, D. Mohr, J. Lewi:
V. Budan, R. Leland
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VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM
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JUNIOR VARSITY COACHES AND CAPTAINS
J. Mayer, R. Skiljan, T. French, E. Stoch
JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM
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The victorious Panthers return to be greeted by a jubilant crowd.
After becoming co-champs of the Lake Erie League
Tackles pile up on the Euclid's
twenty-five yard line.
Nosse charges toward end
zone in Harvey game.
Cramer moves up against Pc
Cramer forces his way
through tacklers.
ling touchdown
Nosse scores again.
Murphy drives forward
another good gain aga
Shaker.
N a 1 H b 1 7 :^
Dennis Rash
SECTIONAL
CHAMPS
Varsity Scores
Euclid
58
Chagrin
50
Euclid
80
Garfield
70
Euclid
71
Parma
57
Euclid
48
Lakewood
81
Euclid
67
Orange
65
Euclid
35
Shaw
67
Euclid
54
Shaw
58
Euclid
55
Harvey
59
Euclid
64
Heights
62
Won 6
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k8^hlGJ
Dennis Potter
Edward Boulware
ft23 > h2< f
Ted Kramer
1957
TOURNAMENT
Varsity Scores
Euclid 40 East
Euclid 55
Euclid 43
Euclid 49
Euclid 43
Euclid 40
Euclid 55
Euclid 57
St. Joseph
Heights
Shaker
Parma
Brush
Lakewood
Shaker
Lost 1 1
68
76
47
57
44
57
73
54
Ron Schnieder
s
167
VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM
WON 15
JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM
168
LOST 3
Pegoraro drives in for a tayup.
Kramer scrambles with Vik-
ings for the rebound.
Kramer is in there again.
Heights gets a shot over the
outstretched hands of Kram-
er and Schnieder.
Orlow Wertenberger
Lake
Erie
League
w
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Lou Hovansek
VARSITY
SCORES
Euclid 26
Garfield
11
Euclid 19
Bedford
22
Euclid 50
Cuyahoga Fa
lis 2
Euclid 49
Parma
0
Euclid 28
Shaker
11
Won
10
170
Mark Marion
State Champion
Heavyweight
Jim Primeau
Frank Federico
1957
Champions
VARSITY SCORES
Euclid 33
Cleveland Heights 12
Euclid 32
Lake wood 1 1
Euclid 47
Shaw 0
Euclid 41
Painesville 5
Euclid 45
St. Joseph 0
Euclid 32
Mayfield 1 1
Lost 1
David Barnes
171
VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM
Third in State Competition. Ken Ross, State Champion, 127 pounds.
JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM
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LOST 0
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Orlow tries for a pin.
Pnmcau waves good-by to cruel
What do you mean dr.
Fedenco counts a pin as Pr
takes a pin.
"Smiley" Elrich ties up
Tegel.
Who's winning here?
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Gary Bill Alan Hale
SWIMMERS
SET NEW
WIN-LOSS
RECORD
Euclid
46
Berea
31
Euclid
59
Shaw
18
Euclid
44
Heights
33
Euclid
27
Lakewood
50
Euclid
25
Shaker
52
Euclid
44
Berea
36
Won 8
Howard Leiningei
I ■' I
Barry Richards
174
Bob Gobel
PLACE
EIGHTH
IN
STATE
MEET
Euclid
40
Height
37
Euclid
31
Lakewood
46
Euclid
19
Shaker
58
Euclid
60
Akron
16
Euclid
64
Shaw
13
Euclid
43
Wooster
Lost 4
34
George Adamik
Coach Barlo
175
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VARSITY SWIM TEAM
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JUNIOR VARSITY SWIM TEAM
176
Swimmer rests for fraction of a
second before returning to the
other end of the pool.
Kaib completes fine di'
Leininger completes his dive.
CROSS COUNTRY TEAM
Row I: B. Lewin, D. McCarthy, B. Chapman, R. Moses, V. Burger, R. Reeves.
Row 2: B. Kelso, J. Hoppert, B. Gorse, T, Heinz. D. Bates, B. Nebe, L. Tyiewski.
Row 3: S. Brown, R. Lucci, R. Speel, S. Jones, J. Smith, R. Blackburn.
Row 4: D. McColeman, D. Margo, D. Fuller, D. Roberts, R. Schmidt, D. Soeder, D. Thompson.
LAKE ERIE CHAMPIONS
AND
DISTRICT CHAMPIONS
Won 7 Lost 0
Dave McCarthy
Bob Chapman
Vernon Burger
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Athletic Board
ATHLETIC BOARD
Row 1: M. Baumer, F. Pringle, C. Eckert, J. Mayer, D. McColeman, J. Suponce, A .VaccarieUo.
Row 2: D. Thompson, C. Swackhamer, N. Nelson, D. Mohr, E. Stoch, B. Barlow, A. Buerger, J. Photo.
Row 3: W. Boerger, A. Galicki, J. Calvert, C. Blauch, B. Graham, C. Owens, R. Keay.
Lettermen's Club
LETTERMAN'S CLUB
Row 1: T. Kramer, J. Gortz, J. Hoffert, W. Milligan, D. Smith, T. Wight, P. Smith, T. Opdahl, B. Knuth.
Row 2: N. Browning, G. McCracken, M. Miller, J. Pegoraro, F. Federico, L. Nosse, T. Gobel, J. Thomas,
D. McCarthy.
Row 3: J. Pasquale, D. Gravell, D. Bloom, D. Bavetz, R. Schnieder, D. Doley, J. Rogosh, B. Nebe, R. Moses.
Row 4: D. Bates, K. Ross, J. Yonchar, L. Konyha, J. Nowacek, V. Burger, W. Fox, B. Walters, B. Chapman.
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artz, M. Sole
GIRLS' LEADERS
Row 1: C. Wallace, E. Potichney, P. Bulicek, B. Lloyd, C. Turner, C. Bratush,
Mclntryre, D. Stelluti, S. Santee, W. Ryder.
Row 2: M. Hummon, M. Larkin, N. Halderman, C. Dougherty, D. Lee, M. McPherson, G. Siat, J. Maga-
lenga, P. Williams, J. Clayton, M. Samsa, M. Pesec, P. Shuster, J. McKibben, E. Vonhof.
Row 3: A. Macaroe, J. Clark, D. Opalich, J. Buchar, M. Zanghi, R. Berlo, M. Martin, A. Barden, P. Perme,
D. Lindstrom, B. Bowers, C. Miller, J. Nobbe, B. Smith, D. Koss, A. Valduga.
Girls9 Leaders
Junior and sophomore girls whe
excel in leadership, scholarship, de-
pendability, and sportsmanship have
the qualifications necessary to be-
come members of the Girls' Ljadsrs
Club. After attending the Leaders'
Clinic and being voted on, the mem-
Ders referee, act as teachers' assistants
and give gym makeups.
GIRLS' LEADER OFFICERS
G. Schwartz, C. Bratush, M. Solon
180
G. A. A. ADVISORY BOARD
on, N. Holderman, J. Nobbe, K. Mclntyre.
n, D. Opalich, A. Borden, G. Schwartz, P. Pe
G.A.A. Advisory Board
By becoming a member of the Girls'
Athletic Association, girls have a
chance to play such intramural sports
as soccer, volleyball, field hockey,
basketball, baseball, and tennis. Be-
sides the fun and exercise, girls earn
points toward an "E" letter or a
medal, the most coveted prize of a
G. A. A. member.
G. A. A. SPONSOR
Miss Audrey Simonic
181
Row 1: M. Hummon, R. Berlo, G. Brewster, M. lau-
nch, B. Perusek.
Row 2: L. Soderberg, C. Berezonsky, B. Hanslik, L.
Schrock, J. Clarke, J. Battung
Row 1: D. Opalich, N. Petrich, D. Stelluti.
Row 2: P. Nipple, C. Chauby, B. Burr, J. Nobbe, N.
Halderman, L. Ress, J. Clayton.
SENIOR
J. Jarc, A. Barden
C Neat, B. Smith, M. Wotau
P. Zeigler.
Novak, M Yage
G.A.A.
R. Miklauz, E. Bartko, P. Bulicek, J. Town.
Row 1: C. Wright, C. Gausby, P Schuster, R. Alaya,
L. Gallop, R. Templin.
Row 2: G. Schwarts, D. Sanders.
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Prebeusek, N. Knoff, H. Morgan, N.
Battung, W. Yates.
JUNIOR
Barnes, D. Beyer, G. Berthold, D. Rammel. E, Von
holf, M. Terrell, S. Lindguist.
K. Mclntyre, C. Turner, N. Pokorny, A. Gessic, P.
G.A.A.
Tolar, D. Shonk, D. King, A. Hava.
. Johnson, M. Turk, G. Bagocious, B. Benson, K.
Tropiano, J. Buchar, D. Thornberens, C. Miller.
183
T. Randazzo, J.
SOPHOMORE
Row 1: J. Herold, C. Osberg, J. Turk, J. Kolsky, N.
Link.
Row 2: D. Zackel, J. Zeunik, N. Beran, B. Kinter,
B. Mulford, D. Rossow.
G.A.A.
Row 1: J. Peck, J. Peitie, D. Mika, L. Castro Vinci, J.
Lausos, C. Harris, j. Shale.
Row 2: M. Jack, S. Cameron, S. Redfern, N. Burrough, C.
Tkatch, P. Siciliono, A. Crono, J. Lindbead.
184
Dttung, J. Stuehringer, C. Neat, A. H
GIRLS SWIM CADETS
D. Sanders, S. Siebe
Perusek, C. Gauch, N. Eckermon,
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Student Life
Here, in Student Life, is the story
of Euclid High, a school enriching
the lives of all. To be a part of
Euclid is more than attending clas-
ses. It is friendships; the thrill
of the first day; watching and
cheering at an important game,-
singing the "Star Spangled Ban-
ner" at an assembly; or waiting
for the 3:20 bell to ring. Regard-
less of the occasion, the spirit
exists and will remain in future
years as memories of these events.
HOMECOMING NOMINEES
1st Row: S. Korencic, C. Bratush, L. Soderberg.
2nd Row: M. McColl, B. Gregory, G. Hunt, S Mock, C. Eiskonen, S. Seiber.
3rd Row: J. Koeth, D. Ingram, S. Miller, L. Relyea, B. Harris, P. Doyle.
Homecoming festivities began with the nomination of these fifteen
girls by the Lettermen's Club and the election by the student Body.
The crystal ball and a winning team made this year's dance perfect.
188
Queen Sally Korencic and her court were announced at the dance and
posed for their royal portrait.
Candidates for queen and sophomore attendant happily ackncwlsdge
the crowd's cheers as they parade around the football field.
189
Ccptain Bob Cramer and Pat Smith thr.
Heights dummy into the Bonfire.
A victory was the hope of all as the cheerleaders
led the crowd in "Victory."
A jam packed stadium cheered and yelled as they watched Euclid win
their first Homecoming game.
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Is Mr. X "sunny side up" or just plain scrambled?
The trophy for the
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SANDY MOCK
Senior Attendant
GEORGIA HUNT
Senior Attendant
PAT DOYLE
Junior Attendant
JOANN KOETH
Sophomore Attendant
SALLY KORENCIC
Homecoming Queen
The Sophomore Class pre-
sented their first assembly in
the latter part of October.
Euclid students went back to
the roaring twenties where
bathing beauties and night
club singers whooped it up.
The Sophomores went back to the "good old daz
The slogan for the day the Juniors presented their assem-
bly was "better late than never". Based on school life in the
year 2000, scenes depicting the average school day and Home-
coming were presented.
194
The "biggest and best" is
what the Seniors worked for
and achieved in their fall as-
sembly. Patterned after Green-
wich Village, the assembly
used a regular stage setting
for the first time.
Hey Jim! Where did you dig up the weed?
Maxine Priest teaches the varsity football players the art of dancing gracefully.
Arlene McCormack's jive number
was one of the biggest production
numbers in the assembly.
195
Parents got a chance to learn about
their child's courses at the annual
Open House. Various remarks were
heard; the most common being "Hon-
estly, I don't know how the children
do it. Those stairs really are a chal-
lenge.
they were inducted into F.T.A.
Through the hard work of the
Deans and Mr. Owens, Euclid's an-
nual College Nite was a success. The
purpose of College Nite is to inform
the students and parents on various
college's curricula and requirements.
After game dances were always
popular as they gave students a
chance to get-together informally
and talk over the game.
Euclid couples step lightly across the floor otter the football game.
"Oh Jon, you dance divinely!"
Next year, the after game dances
will be as much looked forward to as
they were this year. Gone with them
are many memories of good fun.
Tony Gregorc and his Silvertones were a favorite dance band.
197
This year because of the increased
spirit, pep assemblies were held more
often. The pep band, cheerleaders,
and majorettes were all part of the
excited crowd urging their team to
bring home a victory.
P. Esposito; K. Osberg; D. Weiss. Copt; J. Harold; M. laf
The 1957 cheerleaders, pro tern.
The gym was like a bomb ready to
explode before the crowd stood for
the "Victory" cheer and the singing
of the "Alma Mater" which brought
the rallies to a close. The cheering
continued — not stopping until after
the game.
198
Concession workers were kept busy
selling pop, coffee, candy, hot dogs,
and popcorn to hungry customers.
Through the efforts of the Student
Council and Ad Club, refreshments
and tickets were easily and quickly
obtained, adding to the enjoyment of
visitors. . iJ-H
Karen McPeek greets a custom
JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS
Esposito, K. Osberg, D. Weiss, Copt: J. Harold. M. lafelice, K. Linsz.
At both home and away games
Euclid students and adults filled the
stands. Regardless of the weather
or distance, Euclid fans were there
showing the team that win or lose
they were behind them.
lid students bundled up at the Harvey game.
199
The most memorable football game
was the night Euclid beat Shaw to
become Co-Champs of the Lake Erie
League. Students began to gather
at the high school about 6:30 for the
car caravan which would travel to
Shaw.
slaughter Shaw
"And we will fight — And we will
Decorated with signs and shakers,
the buses and cars were filled with
excited students, eager to see Euclid
win. Windows were open so that
cheers and pep songs were heard as
the caravan proceeded down Euclid
Avenue.
We're on our way
200
Euclid students arrived forty-five
minutes early to fill up the Shaw and
Euclid stands. Their cheers were
heard by the team in the locker room
listening to Coach Mohr's pre-game
instructions.
Mr. Taylor and the choii
nd sponsoring buses.
boosted school spirit by selling shaken
'Everyone" went to the victory party at Marc
Hill's home.
201
By out-cheering and out fighting
Shaw, Euclid's team returned home
to Euclid where students waited to
greet them. It was a night to remem-
ber, the night when the coaches' and
team's beliefs and Euclid's spirit paid
off.
To prepare students for future elec-
tions, Euclid held its second mock
election, Tuesday, November 4 under
the direction of a Senior speech class.
Students planned the election and
helped at the ballot boxes, counting
and tallying the returns.
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nunity Chest, the
Quartet visited Euclid through the efforts
Every Friday, students entered the
auditorium to enjoy entertaining yet
educational assemblies, planned by va-
rious organizations and outside
groups. Each class held a party
where they had an opportunity to b°-
come better acquainted and raise
funds for class projects.
Sophomores get together for the first time at their party.
202
For the last time the class of '57
had their fall party. Tony Gregorc's
band played as the Seniors whooped
it up. There was plenty of food and
many came back for seconds and
thirds.
Don Howard asked, "Is that a cookie I see befon
npanied by the "Silvertc
entertained the happy Seniors.
Entertainment was provided by the
Seniors themselves. As the fun con-
tinued, memories of previous parties
prevailed as — Sophomores, our first
get-together; as Juniors, the Virginia
reel; and as Seniors, the jokes and
laughter.
203
Thanksgiving signified the traditional
Regents Hi-Y assembly. Poems on the
Spirit of Thanksgiving were read by
members, and the music in the back-
ground made this a beautiful and in-
spiring assembly. This year, Reverend
Mayer delivired an inspiring talk on
the true meaning of the Spirit of
Thanksgiving.
The student body listened to Reverend Mayer intently.
The choir gave its annual Thanksgiv-
ing program the day before Thanksgiv-
ing. The program, serious in nature,
was in keeping with the freedom and
Day of Thanksgiving we in the United
States celebrate and enjoy.
204
Christmas meant a great deal to the
Choir. The day before the Christ-
mas assembly, choir alumni mem-
bers and the present members decor-
ated the Christmas trees at the first
Choir party.
The Girls' Glee Club in one of their songs
The whole school was decorated as
the homerooms and Student Council
joined to make this Christmas a gay
one in the halls of Euclid High. Miss
Williams' homeroom 201 won the
prize for the best decorated Senior
homeroom.
'isits the third floor homerooms.
Each year, in connection
with the Senior government
classes, Euclid students take
over the city government for
a day. Signs and posters show-
ing party platforms and candi-
dates were posted throughout
the halls.
The Futurite party begins its campaigr
Tom Wight, Tony Gregorc
and Guy Donahue were elect-
ed mayor, council president
and judge respectively. On
January 16, they took office
along with the other elected
officials.
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Tom Wight takes the oath of office from Mayor Sims.
One of the most impressive
and long-awaited assemblies
was the National Honor Induc-
tion Assembly, which took
place on January 18. Speech-
es on character, scholarship,
service and leadership were
delivered by members of the
organization.
There were many anxious
moments as the roll was
called and new members
were ushered to the stage.
The organ music in the back-
ground and the happiness of
the new members all added to
the program. After the cere-
mony and pictures were com-
pleted, a tea was held in the
cafeteria for parents and new
members.
Advertising
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A most important part of school
spirit is the backing of the parents
and community. With true spirit
our community has backed our
sports, organizations, and activi-
ties as shown by the advertisers
on the following pages. Without
their aid, this yearbook could not
have been published.
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Euclid's Finest Home Values
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Realize the Home of Your Dreams
Will Build to Your Blueprints or Your Specifications
Also Build on Your Lot
Real Estate — Builders
Property Management — Insurance by Seifert
902 E. 222nd St. RE. 1-0400
Best Wishes
From
FOREST CITY
MATERIALS CO.
Cleveland's Largest Lumbermen
17903 St. Clair Ave.
CONGRATULATIONS
THE GEOMETRIC
STAMPING CO.
(A Subsidiary of Barium Steel Corp.)
1111 East 200th Street - Euclid, Ohio
Good Wishes From
The Auto - Diesel
Piston Ring Co., Inc.
3145 Superior Avenue SUperior 1-1737
Cleveland 1 4, Ohio
Compliments of
Frank A. Thomas
& Associates, Inc.
Civil Engineers & Surveyors
Euclid, Ohio
213
Residence Commercial
Factory Bldg.
Good Luck Graduates
CARL J. NEWMAN
of 1957
Masonry - Construction
450 Lloyd Rd.
V. DEMSHAR & SONS
Euclid 32, Ohio RE. 1-2705
22034 Lake Shore Blvd.
Complete Line of Magnavox
ST. CLAIR
Hi-fi Equipment - Also
BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.
Complete line of photographic
20020 St. Clair Avenue
Supplies & Equipment
Cleveland 19, Ohio
KEnmore 1-6000
Compliments of
ED WANK
Television Service Co.
RICHARDS MARKET
Euclid's oldest TV. Service Shop
821 E. 222
RE 2-7595
DuMont - Philco - R.C.A. - Motorola
G.E.
All Standard Makes
ANTENNA REPAIR
and Installation
WHITEWAY
Visit Our Color T.V. Room
STAMPING CO.
378 East 200th St.
Euclid, Ohio
214
EUCLID
WINDOW SHADE COMPANY
505 E. 185 Street
KE 1-4343
Euclid 19, Ohio
Bus: MU. 1-0116 Home: FA. 1-3475
D & D CLOTHING CO.
Tailor Made Suits, Pants
Ready Made Suits, Topcoats
Compliments of
CHESTERFIELD
STEEL SERVICE CO.
1220 East 22nd St.
New Yorker Overcoats
M. Ornstein
New Store 895 East 152nd St.
762 East 152nd St. Cleveland 10, Ohio
Compliments of
SIMS BROS.
BUICK, INC.
Best Wishes From
THE
PANTHER DINER
768 E. 222nd St. RE 1-9775
Our Specialties
Pantherburgers, Home Cooking,
"Take Out" Service
18781 Lake Shore Blvd.
Euclid, Ohio
IVanhoe 6-0600
Compliments of
CLARK'S
FOOD STORE
215
Compliments of
ACKERMAN PLASTIC
MOLDING DIV.
Compliments of
WATERWASH HARDWARE
335 East 200th Street
Consolidated Iron and Steel
Manufacturing Co.
Compliments of
MODEL FOOD MARKET
445 East 200th Street
EAST 200th HARDWARE
Hand and Power Tools
Fishing Tackle
Plumbing and Electric Supplies
Housewares - Appliances
Scott's Lawn Care Products
687 East 200th Street
IVonhoe 1-8448
Compliments of
SAM'S MODERN BARBER SHOP
828 East 200th Street
Compliments of
THE
COLLINWOOD
PUBLISHING
CO.
814 East 152nd Street
Compliments of
MOSS POINT CLEANERS
550 East 200th Street
36370 Vine Street
MILLER'S
BEAUTY SALON
Above Roller Drome
Compliments of
DAVID'S JEWELERS
934 East 152nd Street
22480 Shore Center Dr.
Euclid 23, Ohio
REdwood 1-9358
Compliments of
JOE'S MOBIL SERVICE
818 East 200th Street
KERRUISH JEWELERS, INC.
818 East 152nd Street
Good luck and a prosperous future —
a former Euclidite
Best Wishes From
PAGE REALTY CO.
&
PAGE INSURANCE AGENCY
Realtors
Congratulations Class of '57
& Success
in the future
JACK L. ROBERTS
Welter Realty, Inc.
Member of North East
Multiple Listing Service
455 E. 200th St. KE. 1-1030
Congratulations Seniors
LAKE SHORE TASTY SHOP
Corner 222nd and Lake Shore Blvd.
Euclid's Finest Restaurant
Compliments of
P. R. WARD
COMPANY
870 East 152nd Street
Compliments of
CARMEN BILL
UPSON PHARMACY
481 East 260th Street
MULLEN PURE OIL
Cor. E. 222 St. and Euclid
KE 1-9892
CONGRATULATIONS
GRADUATES!
HI CARB CORPORATION
REdwood 1-7070
WILKIE HARDWARE
Paints - Glass - Housewares
Plumbing - Electrical Supplies
809 East 222nd Street
Euclid 23, Ohio
530 East 200th St.
Cleveland 19, Ohio
KE 1-1780
217
Gene Slusser, Mgr.
LAWSON MILK CO.
Bread and Bakery Prod.
Dairy Products and Ice Cream
Open 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
7 days a week
851 E. 222 St.
Euclid, Ohio
Authorized Keepsake Diamond Rings
FRIEDMAN JEWELERS
Est. 1914
22312 Lake Shore Blvd.
REdwood 1-0800
LAKE SHORE ROOFING
1 2322 Superior Avenue
AND SHEET METAL CO.
POtomac 1-6686
91 I E. 222 St.
Headquarters for Sterling Silver
EUCLID RACE
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Serving All of Euclid
With the Finest Dairy
Products in the Country
Home Deliveries
For Your Convenience
IVanhoe 1-4700
Famous for Ice Creams
Compliments of
UPSON SHOE REPAIR
26090 Mallard
Telephone KE. 1-9876
ZALLER'S PURE OIL STATION
Generator and Voltage Reg. Service
Ignition Service - Brakes - Towing
700 E. 200th St.
Frank and Rich Cleveland 19, Ohio
CENTER BEVERAGE
AND DELICATESSEN
22362 Lake Shore
In Shopping Center
REdwood 1-9473
WE DELIVER
Open Daily 9:00 to Midnight
Compliments of
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Cleveland FABRIC Shops, Inc.
SKI -WAY
MACHINE PRODUCTS
• Shoregate Shopping Center
• E. 185th Shopping Center
COMPANY
21730 St. Clair Ave.
Cleveland 1 7, Ohio
RE. 2-7090
EUCLID CITY PLUMBING SERVICE
23745 Lake Shore Boulevard
Euclid 23, Ohio
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To The Graduates of Euclid High 1957
May Your Challenges Raise Your Thoughts To Ever Greater Success
Mentally, Materially, and Spiritually
The Men at E. Hoffmann, Inc.
1084 East 222nd Street - Euclid, Ohio
THE
EUCLID WOOD PRODUCTS
CO.
WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION
21300 St. Clair
IV. 6-1666
ST. CLAIR BUILDERS
SUPPLY CO.
20020 St. Clair Ave.
Euclid, Ohio
KE. 1-6000
Same Day Service
Pick-Up and Delivery
Jud Piatz -:- Austin Platz
TOWN & COUNTRY CLEANERS
& SHIRT LAUNDRY
Euclid Plant
22490 Lake Shore Blvd.
RE 1-2244
Euclid 23, Ohio
List Your
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28902 Lake Shore Blvd. Wl 3-4600
Willowick
For the Finest in Quality Jewelry
WOLKOV JEWELERS
Keepsake and Artcarved Diamond
Compliments of
DOROTHY V. BURGER
AND ASSOCIATES
Realtor RE. 2-8383
Rings
All Nationally Advertised Watches
707 East 185th Street
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Frank Briganti & Son
EUCLID
BARBER SHOP
559 East 185th Street
IVanhoe 1-5112
"Serving Euclid for 33 Years"
Compliments of
VALERIA DELICATESSEN
921 E. 185
Compliments of
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
821 E. 185
IV. 1-9966
Compliments of
HENDERSHOT
HERB FITZGERALD
Repairs on Radio and TV.
AND SMITH CO.
RECORD PLAYERS
635 E. 185th Street
KEnmore 1-1313
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STERN'S MENS WEAR
Complete line of dress suits to rent
715 E. 185 Cleve. 19, Ohio
LA SALLE BAKERY
863 E. 185
Cleveland, Ohio
KE 1-2388
WHITEWAY STAMPING
COMPANY
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23440 Lakeland Blvd.
KE 1-8479
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TRIANGLE FLORISTS
Corsages- Weddings
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Gifts Greeting Cards
Compliments of
FRED OWEN'S GARAGE
AND BODY SHOP
23031 Lakeland
Best Wishes
MELDEN'S
HATTENDORF-BLISS, INC.
25080 Lakeland Boulevard
DEPT. STORE
696 East 185th St.
Euclid 32, Ohio
With Best Wishes
MANWELL PRODUCTS, INC.
180 11 Roselond Avenue
Compliments of
GOLLER
BODY, INC.
24180 Lakeland Blvd.
KE 1-3658
LA SALLE
CLEANERS & DYERS
835 E. 185
Cleve. 19, Ohio
Compliments of
THE
MOTCH & MERRYWEATHER
MACHINERY CO.
1250 East 222nd Street
ZAK FUNERAL HOME
6016 St. Clair
EN. 1-3113
A. LOGAR, DRY GOODS
928 E. 222nd St. Euclid, Ohio
G. W. OSTROM
INSURANCE
Chase Bldg.
21930 Lake Shore Blvd. RE 1-2882
Cleveland 23, Ohio
Compliments of
LINGERS JEWELRY
CENTER BEVERAGE
AND DELICATESSEN
22362 Lake Shore
In Shopping Center
REdwood 1-9473
WE DELIVER
Open Daily 9:00 to Midnight
Your Credit Account Invited
702 E. 185
Compliments of
THE DILLE ROAD
LUMBER COMPANY
Evinrude
Outboard Motors
EUCLID MOTOR PARTS
& REBUILDING
Sales - Service - Parts
Tuneup - Storage
Boats & Boating Supplies
24431 Lakeland
RE. 2-8686
THE AUSTIN COMPANY
Engineers and Builders
iliss Steel Fabricating Division
1245 East 222nd Street
Cleveland 1 7, Ohio
CHARLES AND OLGA SLAPNIK
FLOWER SHOPPE
6026 St. Clair Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio
Compliments of
A FRIEND
Compliments of
NELMOR
26420 Lakeland Blvd.
Compliments of
BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO.
22078 Lake Shore Blvd.
Compliments of
GABBY'S FOOD BAR
22400 Lake Shore
RE. 1-9854
Compliments of
KLEMENC
Compliments of
BILL'S CLOTHES
22810 Lake Shore Blvd.
MACHINE
CO.
KATHERINE J. WELTER
REALTOR
MARTIN'S DAIRY BAR
Euclid Avenue, near East 204th Street
Double Rich Milk Shakes
Tempting Sundaes
Delicious Ice Cream Cones
Congratulations to the
Class of 1957
YOUR FUTURE HOLDS
IN STORE FOR YOU
LAKE SHORE MARKET
Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables
20070 Lake Shore Boulevard
Telephone IVanhoe 1-4411
Euclid 23, Ohio
A HOME OF YOUR OWN
When the Time Comes, Visit
the Northeast's most active offices
Best Wishes
TARANTINO BROS., INC.
17614 St. Clair Ave.
Cleveland 10, Ohio
IV. 1-0344
26500 Lake Shore Blvd., Euclid
29025 Lake Shore Blvd., Willowick
EUCLID
HOMES CANTEEN
Would like to give
Congratulations to
The Graduates of "57"
Best of Luck
To the Graduating Class
of 1957
DR. R. M. BALDWIN
Optometrist
Compliments of
GIUNTA and ZOOK BEVERAGES
923 East 222
"We Cater to Parties"
RE 1-6336
JET DIE AND
DEVELOPMENT CO.
25020 Lakeland Blvd
MILLER-STONE
Euclid's Oldest Jewelers
Between the Theatres
RE. 1-0155
22570 Loke Shore Blvd.
Cleveland 23, Ohio
REdwood 1-3720
Bus: MU. 1-0116 Home: FA. 1-3475
TEEN-AGERS!
We can get you
AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
KILLEN-KAUCNIK INSURANCE AGENCY
736 E. 200th St. Cleveland 19, Ohio
IV. 1-1042
D & D CLOTHING CO.
Tailor Made Suits, Pants
Ready Made Suits, Topcoats
New Yorker Overcoats
M. Ornstein
New Store 895 East 152nd St.
McDowells lake shore foods
Full line of groceries -- Fresh meats
and vegetables
Full line of beverages
Frozen foods - Harwell's Ice Cream
Free delivery anywhere in Euclid
OLD MEADOW DAIRY PRODUCTS
Open 7 days a week 9 A.M. to 10 P.M.
daily
23900 Lake Shore Blvd - RE. 2-9948
762 East 152nd St. Cleveland 10, Ohio
Res. IV. 1-0090 Bus. IV. 1-7744
Engineering - Designing - Gen. Machine Work
MALNAR MACHINE TOOL COMPANY
Manufacturers of Special Machinery
19301 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland 19, Ohio
Frank J. Malnar, President
For quality style and price
Shop at
FALLS TOWN AND COUNTRY
22822 Lake Shore
JOHN H. EMERICH
Sunoco Service
18602 St. Clair Ave.
Cleveland 10, Ohio
KE 1-9851
SHERWIN HARDWARE
740 E. 185th St. IVanhoe 1-2092
SUSAN'S
CANDY AND GIFT SHOP
For The Finest in Gifts and Candies
555 E. 185 St.
224
In Euclid Call
VILLAGE CAB CO.
Dependable 24 Hour Service
Grode "A" Poultry and Strictly Fresh
Eggs
EUCLID POULTRY
549 East 185th Street
Euclid, Ohio
Jery Petkovsek KEnmore 1-8187
50c Anywhere in Euclid
IVanhoe 6-1300
All Cabs Equipped with 2-way Radio
Phone: IVanhoe 1-3300
Ruberoid - Asphalt - Asbestos
Building Materials
THE K & B HOME IMPROVEMENT, INC.
749 East 185th Street
Cleveland, Ohio
Carl Bork
5 POINTS KEY SHOP
Key and Lock Work
Home - Auto - Industrial
POtomac 1-3000
916 East 152nd Street Clevelond 10, Ohio
V. DEMSHAR & SON'S,
INC.
Magnificent Magnavox
TV. & Hi-Fi
Records
VADAKIN REFRIGERATION
& AIR CONDITIONING, INC.
15531 Euclid Ave. at Taylor Rd.
Commercial Refrigeration and
Home Air Conditioning
Air Conditioning
Sales & Service
CALL GL. 1-7346
TEDDY BEAR STORES, INC.
746 E. 185 St.
Children's Wear - Juvenile Furniture - Toys
IVanhoe 1-8877
Photographic Supplies
Compliments of
RENE BEAUTY SALON
Euclid - Green Shopping Center
ADAM'S MARKET
Quolity Meats ond Poultry
520 East 200 Street
IVanhoe 1-2386
POWERS REALTY CO.
Chardon Rd. at Richmond Rd.
IV. 1-4311
Congratulations Graduates
THE LAKELAND FLORAL CO.
C. Barile and Sons
Flower, Gift and Garden Shop
29651 Lakeland Blvd. Wickliffe, Ohio
Wlckliffe 3-1230
225
Compliments of
MUTUAL METAL PRODUCTS, INC.
17600 Waterloo Road
Compliments
Cleveland 19, Ohio
of
KE. 1-3220
LAKE SHORE
Diamonds - Watches - Giftware
MACHINE CO.
ALVIN JEWELERS
Budget Accounts Invited
1340 E. 222nd St.
Never Any Carrying Charge
or Interest
IV. 6-1515
TWO STORES
690 East 185th Street
5633 Broadway
Compliments of
Insure With
DRENIK BEVERAGE
DISTRIBUTING, INC.
MATT F. INTIHAR
23776 Lakeland Blvd.
Complete Insurance
John Drenik
Service
630 E. 222nd St.
REdwood 1-6888
Best Wishes to the
Graduating Class
IVanhoe 1-0678
G. B. BREUER, D.D.S.
LUIKART
INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
Best Wishes to the
Insurance All Forms
Graduation Class of
KE. 1-4770
"57"
TRFRFr
TREBEC
EXCAVATING, INC.
Compliments of
571 East 200th Street
NOTTINGHAM FEED & SEED
18716 Nottingham Road
WESTERN AUTO
ASSOCIATE STORE
25647 Euclid Ave.
JAY DEE CLEANERS
921 E. 222
See us for a complete line of
Euclid, Ohio
Auto Parts - Auto Accessories - Tires
Sporting Goods
Hot Rod Items our Specialty
Let us care for the clothes -
you care for -
3 hr. Service
KRAUSS GARAGE
Quality Cleaning & Alterations
1570 Dille Road at Euclid Ave.
Free Pick up & Del.
Euclid 17, Ohio
KE. 1-3874
RE. 1-7060
ROOSEVELT EAGLE MARKET
690 E. 200 St.
at Pawnee
KE. 1-5332 Free Delivery
IVanhoe
1911
IVanhoe 1-1912
Open Mor, - Tues - Thurs. Till 9 P.M.
Closed Wed - Fri -Sat. till 7 P.M.
KINKOPF BROS. - FURNITURE
Carpets • Home Appliances
Television • Radio
Johnny — Tony — Rudy
820 East 200 St.
Cleveland 19, Ohio
SADIE HOLLAND
REALTOR
Complete Real Estate Service
"Every Customer A Friend"
"Every House A Happy Home"
TAUCHER'S MEATS
Quality Meats
Home Made Sausage
KE. 1-5757 20068 Lake Shore Blvd.
Best Wishes
to the
Senior Class of '57
DR. ROBERT R. McGONAGLE
Compliments of
PETRICS BARBER SHOP
761 E. 185th Street
ELLIS AND LESSER
Your Firestone Dealer
719 East 185th Street KE. 1-7444
For the Finest in Quality Jewelry
WOLKOV JEWELERS
Keepsake and Artcarved Diamond Rings
All Nationally Advertised Watches
707 East 185th Street IVanhoe 1-488
CE. 1-1990
CE. 1-1991
CLEVELAND UNIVERSAL MOTORS,
INC.
Allen S. Brian
General Manager
8810 Euclid Avenue
WAGNER ELECTRIC
CORP.
21300 St. Clair Ave.
Cleveland 17, Ohio
IV, 1-7991 Res. RE. 1-8633
J. C. HOMER
Radio and Television Service
Day and Night Service
548 E. 200th St. Euclid 19, Ohio
THE EUCLID HEAT TREATING COMPANY
1408 E. 222nd Street
Clevelond 17, Ohio
"Engineered Heat Treating"
by
' ' T E H T C O ' '
228
J. KNIFIC SR.
Real Estate
R. KNIFIC
All Types of Insuronce
820 E. 185th St. IV. 1-7540
KNITTEL'S GARAGE
19115 Nottingham Rd.
KE. 1-1428
EDWARDS PLUMBING AND HEATING CO.
Repairs and Remodeling
1575 Chordon Rd. KE 1-1722
Best Wishes from
STERN'S
MEN'S WEAR
THE SHEET METAL
PRODUCTS CO.
21200 St Clair Ave
7 1 5 East 1 85th St. KEnmore 1 -2640
Complete line of White Tuxedo
Coats for Rent
Cleveland 17, Ohio
KE. 1-1960
MARK PRIMO
Underwriting
ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE
Fire • Casualty • Surety
Inland Marine Life
Best Wishes
J. M. ARNOFF
COMPANY
ARGUS UPHOLSTERY SHOP
23831 Lakeland
RE. 1-7743
Compliments
EUCLID SHORE MERCURY
COMPLIMENTS OF
A
FRIEND
481 E. 185
IV. 1-9100
Compliments of
CHARDON ROAD PHARMACY
3380 Richmond Road
Compliments of
SHAKER TOOL AND DIE CO.
1080 East 222nd Street
229
CONGRATULATIONS
SENIORS
24 Hour Towing & Storage
FARINACCI'S BODY SHOP
19825 St. Clair Ave.
THE REPLAC
Cleveland 1 9, Ohio
CORPORATION
Loaners While Your Car Is Being
Repaired (Free)
21830 St. Clair Ave.
Nick Farinacci IV. 6-2250
AMERICA
Its foundation
is in youth,
Its salvation
Compliments of
is in God.
CLEVELAND
THE CONTINENTAL
INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH
PRODUCTS CO.
INC.
Euclid 17, Ohio
1296 E. 260
Manufacturers of Paints, Varnishes
Protective Coatings, Boiler Treatments
and Allied Products in
Euclid since 1916
MILES AUTO STORES
669 E. 185th St.
BETHANDALE CORP.
Complete Line of Auto Parts
&
24040 Lakeland Blvd.
Accessories
KE. 1-3200
230
Best In Food
FLICKINGER, INC.
939 E. 222 St.
FRIEDEL'S
DELICATESSEN
Mae - Mary Agnes - Leo
Euclid 23, Ohio
RE. 2-7181 843 E. 222
RE. 1-7100
open 6:30 to 9:30 daily
Euclid 23, Ohio
STONE CUTTING AND CARVING
Sandstone for Platforms,
Sills, Steps, Fireplaces,
Landscaping, Etc.
Fireplace Stone Cut to
Order - Easy to Install
Compliments of
Free City-Wide Delivery
THE DILLE ROAD
FREE ESTIMATES
LUMBER COMPANY
ST. CLAIR
CUT STONE, INC.
19507 St. Clair Ave.
IVanhoe 1-2442
WILSON & COLTON
AMOCO STATION
FROM A
Daily Hours 6 A.M. to 10 P.M.
FRIEND
19116 Nottingham Rd.
General Auto Repairs and
Road Service
IV. 6-9809
Compliments
of
LARRY'S MARKET
692 East 185
Compliments
WEAN EQUIPMENT
CORPORATION
22800 Lakeland Boulevard
Euclid, Ohio
Compliments of
AMERICAN STAMPING
COMPANY
26650 Lakeland Blvd.
Euclid, Ohio
Compliments of
THE HAMANN CONSTRUCTION
25020 Lakeland Blvd.
232
Compliments of
THE GERL EXCAVATING CO.
Compliments of
RADIX WIRE CO.
26260 Lakeland Blvd
"Compliments of a Friend"
Compliments of
TAPE AND LABEL SUPPLY CO.
27671 Lake Shore Blvd.
233
WM. H. TOWN
Realtor
PURO CHEMICALS, INC.
Multiple Listing Service
Complete Maintenance Cleaners
Specializing in Homes in Euclid
And Northeast Cleveland
and
Janitor Supplies
Member of the Cleveland Real Estate
Board
1564 Chardon Rd. (Near Euclid Ave.)
IV. 1-5770
Good Luck to the 1957 Graduating
Class
1643 St. Clair Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio
TAKE A JOB WITH A FUTURE
For a good start in your business career
become part of the Curtis family of
factory and office employees
PRospect 1-0600 PRospect 1-0601
We are expanding. Our employees
operate:
Typewriter Punch press
Comptometer Lathe
Calculating Machine Screw machine
Multilith Drill press
Addressograph Milling Machine
Bookkeeping machines Boring Mill
Verifax Shaper
Ditto Planer
Microfilm
Dictaphone
LEARN AS YOU EARN
CURTIS INDUSTRIES, INC.
PAPP'S
1 1 30 East 222
BODY SHOP
"Euclid's Friendly Firm"
Address
21100 St. Clair Ave.
Telephone
IV. 1-4333
Compliments
of
CLEVELAND
BROACH CO.
ACE CHAIR RENTAL CO.
Folding Chairs - Banquet Tables
Card Tables - Coat Racks
Cocktail Bars
Hospital Beds - Wheel Chairs
Invalid Walkers - Folding Beds
Office and Warehouse
1320 E. 107th St. RE. 2-7177
Cleveland 6, Ohio
For Quality
Price and Style
Shop at
FALL'S TOWN
CONGRATULATIONS
& COUNTRY
GRADUATES'
22822 Lake Shore Blvd.
Commencement is the start of a
new phase of living. The future has
promise for those with the right de-
sires and the will to accomplish.
May this be a perpetual
Challenge to you!
Sincerely yours
KERR-LAKESIDE
INDUSTRIES, INC.
Screw Machine Products
Large Cap Screws - Set Screws
Socket Head Products
Compliments of
21850 St. Clair Ave.
Euclid 17, Ohio
KEnmore 1-8380
LLOYD
GAGE & TOOL CO.
The best in
STATE PLASTICS, INC.
Production Tools
Injection Molding
All Thermoplastics
7016 Euclid Ave.
Specializing in
Acid Resistant Saran
EN. 1-5709
23 Years Experience in
Plastic Molding
22240 Lakeland Blvd.
RE. 2-7806
235
FELICITATIONS
from
THE STATE CHEMICAL
MFG. CO.
RE. 1-1936
BEN JAKUBEN
Representative
Boulevard Shoes
Shore Center Building
"Sparing No Effort
To Please"
22324 Lake Shore Blvd.
RE. 1-0575
Compliments of
ROESCH PAINT
&
WALLPAPER SUPPLIES
853 East 222 St.
Euclid, Ohio
RE. 1-3585-86
236
SGRO'S SQUARE DEAL
Super Market
26588 Lake Shore Blvd.
REdwood 1-3250
"For the Finest in Foods"
SHORE CENTER BARBER SHOP
Euclid's Newest and Finest Barbershop
22748 Shore Center Dr.
T.V. for your enjoyment — Completely Air Conditioned
Plenty of Free Parking
Specializing in all types of hair cuts
NEW
MODERN
COMFORTABLE
GATE-WAY MOTEL
29865 Euclid Avenue
Wickliffe, Ohio
Phone: WH. 3-6777
AAA Approved - T.V. - Tile Baths - Carpeted
237
Compliments of
BOULEVARD BEVERAGE
Compliments of
AJAX MFG CO
COMPLIMENTS OF
A FRIEND
1441 Chardon Rd.
Permanents That Satisfy
Hair Coloring
Consultation
MARY FRANCES DEE'S
BEAUTY SALON
25461 Euclid Avenue
Specialists In
• Hair Cutting
• Shaping
• Styling
• Waving
Compliments of
KEITH WEIGLE
MOTORS
DeSoto Plymouth
Dealers
20941 Euclid Avenue
Compliments of
KNUTH
GREENHOUSE
21601 Euclid Avenue
SORRENTO RESTAURANT
Euclid - Green Shopping Center
7 A.M. - 5 A.M.
IV. 1-9688
MILLER-STONE
Euclid's Oldest Jewelers
Between the Theatres
RE. 1-0155
22570 Lake Shore Blvd.
REG. GOWER
Complete INSURANCE Service
Compliments of
FRANK'S PASTRY SHOP
20991 Euclid Avenue
16404 Euclid Avenue
AUTO - LIFE - FIRE - LIABILITY
Off. MA. 1-6762 Res. GL. 1-5487
Compliments of
DOWD SERVICE STATION
18122 St. Clair Avenue
SOLON
DRUG STORE
21860 Lake Shore Blvd.
21051 Euclid Avenue
at Chardon Road
Congratulations
to the Class
of '57
EUCLID COAL & SUPPLY
1400 Chardon Rd.
KE. 1-1400
Compliments of
A FRIEND
Compliments of
LEATHERBUILT COMPANY
Designers & Manufacturers
BERGER'S WALLPAPER, PAINT
AND LINOLEUM CO.
805 E. 185 St. IV. 1-6250
6919 Superior HE. 1-3659
of Leather
21099 Euclid Avenue
SENIOR HOMEROOM 210
Barb Gregory
Chuck Jeric
Bruce Kozlowski
Ted Kramer
Ron Krauss
Lane Krejci
Lee Krezewinski
Ron Krivec
Ken Krotine
Ray Kuhar
Nelson LaBant
Barb Lace
Linda Lampe
Tom Lapinskas
Karen Larkin
Russell Larsen
Jim Laurenson
Marilyn Launch
Patty Laurich
Barb Lazor
Bev Lazor
Maxine Leeper
Sue Leininger
Miss Lucille Aingworth
Lenore Levkovitz
Barb Leybeck
Barb Lloyd
Dave Lockwood
Roger Lucci
Barb Lustrik
Richard Lynch
Bob Mason
Joe Naroski
Bonnie Parr
Jean Steuhringer
Compliments of
BETTY HANSON REALTY
819 East 185th Street
LEO'S BARBER SHOP
is now open
22645 Euclid Avenue at Ambassador Lanes
EXPERT BARBERS
Children are our Specialty
open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Plenty of free parking
240
Compliments of
THE EUCLID CRANE
& HOIST CO.
1365 Chardon Rd.
Euclid 17, Ohio
J. J. TURNER, INC.
19451 Roseland Avenue
Euclid 17, Ohio
Contractor's Equipment
Established 1926
CONGRATULATIONS FROM
HOME ROOM 103
Elaine Abrams Bob Bailey Linda Berger
Leah Abrams Larry Banning Geraldine Berthold
Gene Allar Janet Barnes Doris Beyer
Doris Alsopp Judy Barnes Barbara Cali
Shirley Altknecht Duane Bates Glenn Esch
Tyko Amundson Bob Batewell Jim Friedman
Isabelle Anderson Judy Battung Joe Kogoy
Anthony Andraitis Marjorie Bauer Jayne Kulka
Richard Andrews Richard Bavetz Ken Majcen
Richard Ankuda Ronald Beall Patricia Milner
Gail Anson Herb Bechemer Joe Poch
Bill Aspinwall Noreda Beeke Bob Queen
Geraldine Bagocius Barbara Bencin
241
CHANDLER PRECISION CAPSCREWS
produced to your exact
specifications from high
carbon, alloy and
stainless steels.
CHANDLER PRODUCTS CORP.
1491 Chardon Road
Cleveland 1 7, Ohio
SENIOR HOMEROOM 114
Mr. Stanley Whiteside
^rry Eidenier
Ron Fasimpaur
Joyce J a re
Sue Jerabeck
Doug Johnson
Norm Johnson
Bob Kaib
Norm Kalberer
Donna Kamm
Barb Katosic
Beth Kellogg
Lee Kelly
Chuck Klima
Jeannette Klopovic
Bob Knuth
Jim Knuth
Ron Kolman
Barb Korencic
Sally Korencic
Roger Kornblum
Elaine Kovach
Janice Kozak
Joyce Kraft
Ellen Krebs
Carolyn Krecic
Carol Kubilus
Roger Kuznik
Bev Mills
Art Spring
Barb Stinson
Jill Whisler
RISHER
AND COMPANY
25030 Lakeland Blvd.
General Machine Work
EUCLID BOARD OF EDUCATION
W. G. Fordyce - Supt.
S. A. Fox - Clerk Treasurer
F. B. Mills - Business Manager
GOOD LUCK
To underclassmen
from HOMEROOM 112
All Garments 3 Stores
To Serve You Better
Austin Cleaners
Mothproofed
• 21131 Euclid Avenue
Free of Charge . 26596 Lake Shore Blvd
• 36201 Vine Street
Phone IV. 1-2589
Jerry Horna
Dave Stern
Congratulations and Sincere Good Wishes
"Everything for the Home"
720 E. 152nd St. UL. 1-2525
• FURNITURE
• CARPETING
• APPLIANCES
Consult Perme's for decorating and furnishing problems
243
COMPLIMENTS
of
SENIOR H. R. 205
Mrs. Patry
Congratulations
THOMPSON'S GULF SERVICE
22199 St. Clair Ave,, N. E.
Euclid 23, Ohio IV. 1-9594
REdwood 2-7171
Non-Ferrous Metals Fabricating Co.
"Euclid's Original"
Stephen Opalich
25861 Tungsten Road
Euclid 23, Ohio
ASSOCIATED SPRING CORP.
Cleveland Sales Office
22700 Shore Center Ave.
Springs - Wire Forms -
Metal Stampings
THE VILLAGE RESTAURANT
Corner Dille Road
and Euclid Avenue
IVanhoe 6-1210
PERFECT SHEET METAL & FURNACE CO.
We Install
Gas, Oil Furnaces and Cooling Systems
Repairs on all makes furnaces, gutters, etc.
Frank Bricelj 671 East 200th Street
Manager Euclid 19, Ohio
Congratulations & Best Wishes
Compliments of
from
LAKE SHORE
LEWIS WELDING & ENGINEERING
MACHINE CO.
CORP.
1340 E. 222nd St.
23000 St. Clair Avenue
Euclid, Ohio
Compliments of
Zatko Metal Products
20850 St. Clair Avenue
RENT OUR FORK LIFT TRUCKS
SAVE on your
Compliments of
Material Handling COSTS
NOTTINGHAM DRY CLEANERS
By day, week or month — new and
used trucks — long term [ease —
18127 St. Clair Avenue
Specialized monthly repair service
— complete reconditioning and
rebuilt parts exchange
Victor Electri-car
For Plant Transportation
REdwood 2-8282
Compliments of
We buy, sell, rent all types of
Lift trucks — pick-up and Delivery
HOMEROOM 108
BERR LIFT TRUCK
SERVICE CO.
1 320 East 260th Street
The Kiwanis Club of Euclid
Extends Its
CONGRATULATIONS
To Graduating Members
of the
KEY CLUB
And to Other Members of the
Class of 1957
Rick's Men's Shop
Euclid's Headquarters for Young Men's Styles
22572 Lake Shore Boulevard
(Between Lake & Shore Theatres)
RE. 2-7875
246
KENNY KING'S DINER
20371 Euclid Avenue
"Famous for Big King Steakburger"
Curb, Counter, and Dining Room — Open 24 Hours
Air Conditioned — Take Out Service
Call IVanhoe 6-1414
CONGRATULATIONS
To the Graduates of 1957
Jackshaw Chevrolet Company
243 East 185th Street
Your City Officials
Offer Their Congratulations and Best Wishes
To the Graduating Class of 1957
Kenneth J. Sims Mayor
Paul H. Torbet Law Director
William A. Abbott Director of Finance
Michael A. Spino Administrative Director
William F. Burns Judge of Municipal Court
Harry J. Knuth President of Council
Ralph V. Hill Councilman, 1st Ward
Anthony J. Lang Councilman, 2nd Ward
Max Gerl Councilman, 3rd Ward
Helge V. Erickson Councilman, 4th Ward
Hugo H. Lux Council-At-Large
Frank A. Welling Council-At-Large
Charles W. Wade Council-At-Large
Anthony Sustarsic Council-At-Large
Ernest C. Peters Chief of Police
Robert Gill Chief of Fire Department
J. Vincent O'Connor Clerk of Council
LeRoy Williams City Engineer
Clyde Woodmansee Building Commissioner
Robert B. Henn Park Superintendent
Walter Nason '. . . Service Director
248
CONGRATULATIONS!
To The Class of 1957
General Electric Company
Lamp Wire & Phosphors Department
1331 Chardon Road
Euclid 17, Ohio
As well as advice and counseling to graduates,
your local General Electric plant offers many
opportunities in the varied fields of business,
engineering, chemistry, finance, and personnel.
Progress is our most important product
General Electric
249
COMPLIMENTS
OF
A FRIEND
For a Guaranteed
Fit Every Time
See
GORNIK'S
Store for Men
and dress suit rental
22346 Lake Shore Blvd.
"Euclid's First and Finest
Men's Store"
We carry our own complete stock
• White Dinner Jackets
# Tuxedos • Pastel Dinner Jacke
• Full Dress • Morning Forme
• Complete Formal Accessories
RE. 1-2151
Our Plant in Euclid 503 E. 200th Street
Garco Machinery, Inc.
21000 St. Clair Avenue
Cleveland 17, Ohio
Tools For Industry-
Machine Tool Distributor
Phone: KEnmore 1-9120
EUCLID RACE
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Serving All of Euclid
With the Finest Dairy
Products in the Country
Home Deliveries
For Your Convenience
IVanhoe 1-4700
Famous for Ice Creams
251
of Good Citi
community newspapers.
Who's Running This Country?
"The president?" said Susie.
"No," said Uncle Sam.
''The Government?" said Richard.
"No," said Uncle Sam. "The people
run this country.
"In ancient days Kings used to rule
the people. Today, in some nations,
government dictates to the people.
But here in the U.S.A., the people are
the boss. The U.S. Constitution starts
with the words, 'We the people of the
United States'.
"The people elect the men who
make our laws and the men who ad-
minister our laws. The people elect, or
their elected representatives appoint,
the men who interpret our laws. That's
how the people run the country.
"Now, hoys and girl
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Baginski, Helga
Baker, JoAnn
Balice, Toni
Barden, Ann
Barrows, Lata 23935 Clark Dri
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Battung, Jeanne 271 East 242 Street
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Benic, Dnoald 1823 Skyline Drive . ..
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Bill, Gary . . 294 East 208 Street
Bindokos, Carol .18830 Meredith Avenue
Birkic, David 24400 Effingham Blvd.
~ ;ibee, Marilyn .21770 Fulle
20000 Green Oak Dri\
809 East 200 Street
21071 Priday Avenue
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248 East 208 Street
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25450 Marsdon Road
230 East 242 Street
230 East 242 Street
655 Sycamore Drive
84 East 217 Street
263 East 250 Street
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Bowers, Beth
Bratush, Charlene
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Brigger, Diane
Brinovec, Marlene
Broos, Nancy
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Bulicek, Pat
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Chapman, Bob
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Cohen, Serene
College, June
Coltrin, Robert
Conrad, Cheri
Conroy, John
Contenza, Harvey
Corron. Shirley
Corsaro, Barbara
Courtot, Eileen
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23741 Colbourne Avenue
26860 Shoreview
1984 Idlehurst Drive
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22550 Tracy Avenue
18870 Naumann Avenue
385 East 211 Street
95 East 194 Street
304 East 264 Street
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20770 Nicholas Avenue
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Coy, Da
Crane, Bruce
D'Amico, Carole
Danley, Pat
DeLaur, Doug
Denihan, Robert
Domitor, Lynda
Donahue, Guy
Doty, Tom
Douglas, Henry
Downing, Robert
Drescher, Mary
Drobn
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Eckerman, Ni
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Eidenier, Hai
Eisen, Geralc
Eiskonen, Cc
icker, Fred
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Erickson, Bruce
Erzen, Marilyn
Fasimpaur, Ronald
Federico, Frank
Fenster, Eric
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Fleck, Walter
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282 East 272 Street
190 East 252 Street
254 East 266 Street
24870 Shoreview Drive
540 East 260 Street
23001 Ivan Avenue
498 East 233 Street
1840 Glenridge Road
25151 Treadwell Avenue
22370 Lakemont Avenue
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19801 Ormiston
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705 East 254 Street
25445 Chartworth
160 East 196 Street
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25500 Glenbrook
27150 Zeman Avenue
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370 East 222 Street
140 East 219 Street
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Focarett, Tony 770 Babbitt Road
Foster, Bob 110 East 255 Street
Foster, Sue 435 East 244 Street
Fox, Wayne 906 East 232 Street
Frankovich, Paul 555 East 240 Street .
French, Judy 51 East 192 Street . . .
Friedel, Carolyn 1852 East 223 Street
Fuller, Eugene 20406 Cherokee
Gadke, Richard 105 East 226 Street
Gallagher, Bill 1510 East 196 Street
Gallop, Laurie 317 East 246 Street
Gargetic, Mike 21930 Wilmore Avenue
Gauch, Carole 1970 East 226 Street .
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Gierky, Jerry
Gleason, Jack ,
Gnidovec, Tim
Goebelbecker, Jin
Goble, Tom
Gordon, Gail
Gore, George
Gortz, Jim
Gotthalf, Don
Govitz, Elaine
Graham, Sue
Gregorc, Tony
Gregory, Barbara
Hadden, Ray
Hadden, Roy
Haddock, Larry
Halderman, Natalie
Hale, Alan
Hale, Robert
Hall, Donna
Hallock, Johanna
Halloran, Tom
Hamilton, Diane
Hamilton, Lynne
Hanslik, Barbara
Harris, Carol
Harris, Roberta
Hebron, Virginia
Henry, Judy
Highland, Lenore
Hill, Marcia ,
Hillier, Dave
Hodges, Jere
Hoffert, Jim
Hoffert, Nancy
Holland, Bob
Holtz, Pat
Horton, Frank . . .
Hovansek, Lou
Howard, Don
Hoycar, Nancy
Hummon, Mary Ann
Hunt, Georgia
Huusare, Arlene
losue, Tom
Jacksa, Marge
James, Carolyn
James, Warren
Jarc, Joyce
Jaworski, Tom
Jelinec, Bill
Jerabec, Sue
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Johnson, Doug
Johnson, Norman
Kaib, Bob
Kalberer, Norm
Kamm, Donna
Katosic, Barbara
Kauffman, Garnette
Kellogg, Beth
Kelly, Lee
Kernan. Diane
Kessler, Patricio
Klima, Chuck ...
Klopovic, Jeannette
Knowles, Sharon
Knuth, Jim
Knuth, Bob
Koester, Ted
Kokos, Dennis
Kolr
old
Koprivec, Al
Korencic, Barbara
Korencic, Sally
Kornblum, Roger
Kostiha, Edward
Kovich, Elaine
Kovach, Janice
Kozlowski, Bruce
Kraft, Joyce , .
Kramer, Ted
Krauss, Carol
Krauss, Ronald
Krebs, Ellen
Krecic, Carolyn
Krejci, Lane . .
Krivec, Ronald
Krotine, Ken . . .
Krzewinski, Lee
Kubilus, Carol
Knhar, Joanne
Kuhar, Ray
Kuznik, Roger
LaBant, Nelson
LaBarbera, Tom
Lace, Barbara
Lampe, Linda
Lanese, Salvatore
Lapinskas, Ton
Larich, David
Larkin, Karen
Larsen, Russel
Laurenson, Jim
Laurich, Marilyn
Launch, Patricia
Lazor, Barbara
Lazor, Beverly
Leeper, Maxine
Leininger, Sue
Levkovitz, Lenore
22051 Priday
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24065 Clark Drive
436 East 266 Street
23595 Chadsey Drive
280 East 195 Street
165 East 207 Street
1050 Roosevelt Road, N. L
25250 Treadwell
20400 Tracy Avenue
890 East 239 Street
1780 East 236 Street
19670 Ormiston Avenue
171 East 209 Street
25290 Shoreview
25290 Shoreview
919 East 232 Street
1960 Seneca Drive
1911 Beverly Hills Drive
252 East 248 Street .
27530 Fullerwood Drive
21630 Maydale Avenue
21200 S. L. S. Blvd.
310 East 255 Street
24371 Gorden Drive
6420 Richmond Road
1531 East 254 Street
1505 East 221 Street
25233 Chardon
366 East 222 Street
20640 Chickasaw
19855 Edgecliff
578 East 250 Street . .
25290 Shoreview
18630 Naumann Avenue
21700 Ivan Avenue
851 East 232 Street
23841 Colbourne
227 East 242 Street
6604 Richmond Road
696 Willow Drive
978 East 239 Street
22730 Arms Avenue
615 East 222 Street
21601 Edgecliff
25370 Briardale
21550 Ivan Avenue
100 East 217 Street
866 East 239 Street
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94 East 214 Street
308 Halle Avenue
25394 Chardon
287 East 257 Street
120 Eastbrook
316 East 200 Street
19360 Tyronne
20820 Naumann Avenue
25859 Highland
19900 Newton
393 Halle Drive
532 East 247 Street
25100 Chatworth
20715 Priday
21000 Wilmore
149 East 225 Street
21171 Gollar Avenue
751 East 254 Street
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1941 Beverly Hills
885 East 223 Street
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18901 Pasnow
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18827 Monterey
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800 East 323 Street
395 East 214 Street
745 Hemlock Avenue
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Maher, Roberta
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Priest, Maxine
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21601 Ivan Avenue
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20001 Champ Drive
26621 Chardon Road Kt.
924 East 232 Street RE.
5 East 1 94 Street KE.
25601 Lake Shore Blvd. RE.
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2188 Glenridge Road . . V.
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Seaman, Dale 36 1 East 270 Street RE.
Seaman, Donna 6702 Richmond EV.
Shuber, Louis 320 East 264 Street . . . RE.
Shuster, Pat 24400 Glenbrook KE.
Sieber, Shirley 19801 Edgecliff KE.
Skerley Vivian )811 Karen Drive KE.
Slapnicker, Anthony
Smeby, John 1 691 Sayamore IV.
Smith, Beverly 1774 East 236 Street IV.
Smith, Dennis ,35 East 280 Street RE.
Smith Pat 21700 Wilmore RE.
Soderberg, Loretta 22551 Seabrooke ...RE.
20170 Priday .. "IV.
Soeder,
Dorothy
Solon,
Martha .
Somrac
<, Terry
Spring,
Art
Stadler
Pat
Stankie
wicz, Loretta
Steelmc
n, Earl
Stegh,
Ken
Stegura
, Robert
Stelluti
Dee
Stenger
Charles
Stenger
Larry
Stermo
e, Elaine
Stevens
, Jim
144 East 217 Street
1783 East 222 Street RE.
22660 Coulter IV.
20506 Chickasaw IV.
23297 Williams RE.
20370 Nicholas KE.
552 East 234 Street RE.
2021 1 Cherokee IV.
20701 Naumann IV.
819 East 216 Street IV.
21751 Ivan RE.
5875 Dumbarton IV.
1 75 East 207 Street KE.
r B„Bh<irtara 804 East 254 Street
Stone, Roberta , 830 East 227 5treet
Stroh
Stuehringer, Jean
Sullivan, Roger
Swaney, Judy
Tabor, JoAnn
Dori;
Rena
Tahon
Tapass
Taylor,
Tegel,
Templii
Tench,
Thomas, Jim
Thomas, Jon
Thomas, Marl
Timco, Ron
Toth, Henry
Town, Judy
Tozzi, John
Ulman, Joa
20750 Lake Shore Blvd IV.
23737 Chadsey RE.
1 34 East 203 Street KE.
27520 Lake Shore Blvd RE.
21800 Fuller RE.
20291 Priday KE.
23661 Greenwood KE.
915 East 237 Street RE.
644 East 245 Street RE.
T™nu 375 East 200 Street
274 East 210 Street KE.
21071 Lake Shore Blvd. . . . RE.
27051 Lake Shore Blvd RE.
21630 Roberts RE.
19761 Pasnow Avenue KE.
141 Luikart Drive RE.
1461 East 195 Street IV.
71 East 209 Street
lene
Urgeleit, ten \ \ . \\ §"§"**» ..S_!reet
Vaccarieilo, Nick 26i52 P°rkla
Vadikin,
Vah, Die
Valduga,
Volenti, Al
Wakelee, Judy
Waldman, Gail
Wall, Ray . .
Walters, Williai
Walton,
. . .KE.
RE.
26200 Shoreview RE.
1706 East 230 Street KE.
25271 Chardon IV.
20420 Shawnee IV.
23861 Alberton RE.
23435 Chardon RE.
71 East 197 Street KE.
26340 Parklawn RE.
28271 Lake Shore Blvd RE.
Ward 'Dick 20415 Shawnee IV.
Waterwash Jim "'..".'.'.'. '7° East 208 Street KE.
Watkins jerry 1525 East 256 Street RE.
Wawrzyniak Jim 881 East 250 Street RE.
Weiss, Dick ' " 538 East 248 Street RE.
Werley, Dick 20751 Morris KE.
Wertenberger, Orlow 23780 Milton KE.
West Ken 20151 Ball IV.
Whistler Ken 1 ' I East 208 Street . KE.
Wight, Tom .. ..260 East 271 Street
Williams, " -,,,,-,...,,.
Williams,
Williams,
Wise, Jin
Wittine,
Wolanski,
Wolf, "
Wolf
REv.
23293 Williams Avenu.
John 560 East 234 Street RE.
Pat 560 East 234 Street RE.
, 24231 Yosemite Drive KE.
Matt 671 East 266 Street RE.
Sue 801 East 256 Street RE.
ol 161 East 205 Street IV.
nces 27292 Highland HI.
Wotawa, MaryAnn . 1 9772 Pasnow IV.
Wright, Cynthia 1551 Dille Road IV.
Yager, Mille ... 22901 Chardon KE.
Yatsko, Jack 20102 Shawnee IV.
Yockey, Pat 580 East 260 Street RE.
Yapko, Michael
Zahler, Bill .138 East 203 Street IV.
Zanghi, Mary 20525 Ball KE.
Zanyk, John
Zeigler, Pat ...23917 Clark RE.
Zingales, Sam 335 East 200 Street KE.
Zoul, Janice 21971 Morris KE.
1-3517
1-4555
1-6158
1-2610
1-1148
1-8480
1-8858
2-8153
1-1846
1-5633
1-5717
1-9094
1-2503
1-6213
6-0350
1-2622
1-5850
1-6894
1-7622
1-0662
1-8710
1-4350
1-6144
1-6158
1-3344
1 -9469
1-0076
1-6526
2-8925
1-6871
2-9688
1-8091
1-6780
1-9843
1-6935
1-1176
1-2543
1-1649
1-3064
1-2232
1-3587
1-3130
2-8451
1 -0672
1-6160
1-5210
1-5358
1-9819
1-2790
1-3895
2-7797
2-9070
1-9687
1-9599
1-4822
1-0217
1-1692
1-6111
1-7025
1-3871
1-4533
1-6759
1-2329
1-0182
1-6411
1-0554
2-8022
1 -04 1 4
1-9196
1-7407
1-2632
2-9411
1-1874
1-3798
1-2526
2-9315
1-7016
1-3308
1-1376
1-0929
2-7241
1-0409
1-2480
1-2049
1-2655
1-1785
1-2132
1-6550
1-6550
1-5883
1-8092
1-9189
1-8241
2-3848
6-1343
1 -7422
1-9148
1-9149
1-0639
1-4596
1-0956
1-7076
SENIOR INDEX
Albertone, Dominic 34
Allison, Geanie 33,34,122
Ambros, Bob 33 34
Anderson, Alvin 34
Anderson, Sally 34,150
Anson, Barb 34,143
Anspaugh, Steve 34
Apolski, Lorretta 34
Appleby, Joan 35,117,201
Ayala, Richard 35,146
Ayala, Rosita 35 1 82
Baginski, Helga 35,121,182
Baker, Jody 35,121,126
Balice, Toni 35
Borden, Ann 33,35,182,180,181,151,152,155
Barrows, Eulala 36,1 82
Bortko, Ernestine 36,182
Battung, Jeanne 36,116,121,127,133,182,185
Baumert, Diane 36
Benic, Don 36
Beran, Pat 36,126,130,151,155
Berardinelli, Irene 33.36
Berezonsky, Carol 36,122,182
Berlo, Rochelle 36,182,186
Beyer, Doug 37, 1 67
Bill, Gary 37,133,138,174,176
Bindokas, Carol 37,130
Birkic, Dave 37
Bisbee, Marilyn 37
Boggs, Jack 37
Bost, Ann 37
Bowers, Beth 37,130,180,150
Bratush, Charlene 38,118,119,127,180
Braunlich, Dave 17,38,197
Brewster, Gail 2,17,38,116,118,122,126,
143,182,150,153,154
Brigger, Diane 2,17,33,38,116,118,128,
138,151,152,195
Brinovec, Marlene ... 38
Broos, Nancy 33,38,118
Browning, Ned 33,38,121,133,174,176,179
Buhcek, Pat 38,143,182,180,150,152
Burger Vernon 39,150,152,153,154,155,178,179
Burmeister, Dale 39
Burnett, Monroe 39,153,154,155,150
Burr Barbara 39,182
Camm, Nancy .. 39,142,195
Carpenter, Carol 39
Carr, Charlene 39,146
Carr, Sharon 39
Cefaratti, Vince 40
Chapman, Bob ..... 2,40,118,120,121,178,179
Chauby, Clarissa 40,122,182
Clarke, JoAnn 40,122,182,180
Clayton, Joyce 40,182.180
Clayton, Bob 40,146
Cohen, Serene 40
Collidge, June 41
Coltrin, Bob 41
Conrad, Cheri 41,118,126
Conroy, John 41
Contenza, Harvey 41,121
Corron, Shirley 41
Corsaro, Barbara 41
Courtot, Eilene 41
Covill, Joyce 42
Coy, Dave . . 42
Cramer, Bob 42,120,121,160,162,163,
166,168,195
Crane, Bruce 42
D'Amico, Carol 42
Donley, Pat 42
Delauer, Doug 42
Denihan, Bob 1 7,42
Domitor, Lynda 43, 11 7
Donahue, Guy 43,120,121,138
Doty, Tom 43
Douglas, Henry 43
Downing, Bob 43
Drescher, Mary 43
Duval, Jules 43
Eckerman, Nancy 44,119,133,140,185
Eddy, Tom 44,116,118,120,140,207
Eidenier, Harry 44
Eisen, Gerald . 44
Eiskonen, Carol 45
Elicker, Fred 44
Elrick, Rich 44,171,172,173
Emerich, John 33,44,198
Emter, Lynn 45
Erickson, Bruce 45
Erzen, Marilyn 45
Fasimpour, Ronnie 45,1 16,207
Federico, Frank 45,121,152,161,163,171,
172,173,179,195
Fenster, Eric 45,140
Finke, Bruce 45
Fioretti, Delores 45
Fleck, Roger 88
Flocke, Ann 32,33,46,116,120,122,146,148
Focarett, Tony 46, 1 6 1 , 1 63
Foster, Bob 46
Foster, Sue 33,46,152,153,154
Fox, Wayne 46,179
Frankovich, Paul 46
French, Judy . 46
Friedel, Claralyn 46,150,153,156,157
Fuller, Eugene 33 47
Gadke, Dick 47
Gallagher, Bill 47
Gallop, Lorry .47,184
Gargetic, Mike 47
Gauch, Carol 33,47,122,133,185
Gausby, Carol
Gerland, Bob
Gierke, Jerry
Gleason, Jack 48
Gnidovec, Tim 43
Gobel, Tom 48, 133,138,1 74, 1 76. 1 79. 1 98
Goebelbecker, Jim 33,48,151,152,153,154,155
Gordon, Gail 48
Gortz, Jim 48,161,163,179,195
Gotthalf , Don 49
Govitz, Elaine . 49
Graham, Sue 49,116,122,146,148
Gregorc, Tony 2,49,116,118,120,121,138,197
Gregory Barbara 49,138,153,154
Hodden, Ray 40
Hadden, Roy !!!'.'. '.49
Haddock, Larry 49
Halderman, Natalie . . 50,116,180,186,182,207
Hale, Al 50,116,120,121,133,174,176
Hale Bob 88
Hall, Donna 33,50,118,134
Hallack, Johanna 50
Halloran, Tom 50,198
Hamilton, Diane 2,50,118,138,150,153
Hamilton, Lynne 50
Hanslik, Barbara 50,1 22
Harris, Carol 51,122
Harris, Roberta 51
Hebron, Virginia 51
Henry, Judy 51,121
Highland, Lenore 51
Hill, Marsha 51
Hillier, Dave 51
Hodges, Russ 51
Hoffert, Jim .. 52,162,163,179,195
Hoffert, Nancy 52,130
Holland, Bob 52
Holtz Pat 21,52,150,154,156
Horton, Frank 52
Hovancsek, Lou 52,170,172
Howard, Don 33,52,198,203
Hoykar, Nancy 52
Hummon, Mary Ann 2,33,53,122,182,180,181
Hunt, Georgia 33,53
Huusare, Arlene 53,133,185
losue, Tom 53
Jacksa, Margie 53
James, Carolyn 53
James, Warren 53
Jorc, Joyce 53,182
Jaworske, Tom 88,143
Jelinek, Bill 54
Jerabek, Sue 54,150,152,153,154,156,195
54
54,120,156,167,168
54,117,1 19,122,1 50,152,153.154
33,54,133,175,176,177
Chuck . .
Johnson, Doug
Johnson, Norman
Kaib, Bob
Kalberer, Norm
Kamm, Dona . .
Katosic, Barbara
Kautfman, Garnet
Kellogg, Beth
Kelly, Lee
Kessler, Pat 55
Klima, Chuck 55
Klopovic, Jeanette 55
Knowles, Shari 33,55
Knuth, Bob 56,179
Knuth, Jim 56
Koester, Ted 56,143
Kokos, Denny 56
Kolman, Ron 56
Koprivec, Al 56
Korenac, Barb 56
Korencic, Sally 56,116,120,121,130,193
Kornblum, Roger 57
Kostiha, Ed 57
Kovach, Elaine 57
Kozak, Janice 57
Kozlowski, Bruce ,57
Kraft, Joyce 57,121
Kramer, Ted 57,120,121,138,150,153,
160,163,167,168,179
Krauss, Carol 57,195
Krauss, Ron 58
Krebs, Ellen 58
Krecic, Carol 58,122,146
Krejci, Layne 58
Krivec, Ron 58
Krotine, Ken 33,58,150,153
Krzewinski, Lee 58
Kubilus, Carol 58
Kuhar, Jo 58
Kuhar, Ray 58
Kuznik,
Labant, Nelson 59
LaBarbara, Tom 59
Lace, Barbara 59,120,121,151,152,155
Lampe, Linda 59,120
Lanese, Sam 59,133,175,176
Lapinskas, Tom 59
Larick, Dave 33,60
Larkin, Karen 60
Larsen, Russ 60
Laurenson, Jim 60,140
Laurich, Marilyn 60,122,143,182
Laurich, Pat 60
Lazor, Barb . . . .1 60
Lazor, Bev 60,143
Leeper, Maxine 61
Leininger, Sue 61
Levkovitz, Lenore 61,143,156
Leybeck, Barbara 33,61,119,126
Lloyd, Barbara 61,130,180,151
Lockwood, Dave 32,33,61,160,163,195
Lucci, Roger 61
Lustrick, Barbara 61
Lynch, Dick 62
Magalenga, Judy 62,116,130,180
Maher, Roberta 62
Mahoney, Pat 62
Mandel, Chris 62
Mangus, Nancy 62
Marcus, Dorothy 33,62
Marion, Mark 62,150,152,153,
154,160,163,171,172,195
Marshall, Wally 63,116,120,146,148
Martin, Bob 63,161,163
Mason, Bob 63,156,157,163
Mossey, Pat 63
May, Jack 63
McColl, Marge 2,63,116,118,146
McCarthy, Dave 33,63,178,179
McCormack, Arlyne 63,119,195
McCracken, Gordon 64,120,121,127,179
McDermott, Kathy 64
McDonald, Janette 64,127
McGowan, Lou 64
McHenry, Diane 64
McMillion, Barbara 64
Meyers, Al 64
Miklavz, Roseanne 64 182
Miller, Jim .. 65
M.ller, Melvin 65,179
Miller, Bob 65
Milligon, Wayne 33,65,161,163,179
Mills, Beverly 65
Mrrenda, Virginia 65
Mock, Sandy 2,65,118,120,121,128 138,
150,153,154,203
Modic, Ken 33,65
Mohler, Barbara 66,151
Moser, Kay ' 66
Moses, Russ 66,146,178,179
Miraca, Peggy 66,119,121,122,126 201
Murphy, Bill 66
Myers, Launce 66
Mylar, Elaine '!'' i 7,33,66,1 19,1 51
Nagy, John 66
Noroski, Joe ... 67
Neale, Nancy . 67 122
Neat, Connie 67, 1 1 6, 1 2 1 ,1 22, 1 33, 143,1 82,1 85
Neustedt, Janet 67
Newcomb, Ray . . 33,67
Neylon, Lynn 67
Nipple, Pat 67,118,128,138,182,151,152,153,155
Nixon, Beverly 67
Nobbe, Judy 68,117,122,134,143,180
181,182,151,152,154,155
Nosan, Dee 68
Nosse, Larry 68,121,160,163,170,172,173,179
Novak, Barb 68,122,182
Novak, Frank 68
Novotny, Dick ... 68
Oblak, Marlene *..'.. 68
O'Brien, Terry 68
O'Brien, Bill 69
Opalich, Dorothy 69,122,180,181,182
Opdahl, Tim 69,120,151,153,161,163,179,195
Palm, Fred 69,119,146,148,154
Palumbo, Marilyn 33 69
Papp, Barbara 69,1 56
Pappas, Faye 69,122,126
Parr, Bonnie 69
Pasquale, Dan 70,143
Patterson, Ron 70
Pearlman, Carol 70,140,150
Pegoraro, Jim 70,166,168,179
Pejock, Ed 70
Penner, Janice 70
Perkins, George 70
Pertick, Mike . . . 70
Perusek, Bev 71,118,122,127,133,182,185
Petelinker, Rich 71
Peters, Fred 71
Petrich, Nancy ...... 71,116,117,119,120,121,182
Phelps, June 71,121
Pickett, Bea 71,140
Pierrett, Kathy 71
Pokront, Len .71
Porter, Spence 72
Potichany, Lou 72,143,180
Potts, Tom 72
Pouse, Darlene ' 33,72
Powell 72
Price, Dick . . 72,162,163
Priest, Max . . 72,116,133,185,151,154,195
Primeau, Jim 72„ 1 50, 1 53, 171,1 72, 1 73
Rafter, Carol 73,140,182
Randall, Bob 73,118
Rankin, Marge 33,73,122
Rash, Dennis 73,126,138,166,168,197
Rayer, Jo Ann 73
Reber, Carol 73
Redfern, Jackie 73,118,121
Ress, Linda . 73,122,126,182,156
Richards, Paul 74,133,175,176
Ridinger, John 33,74,161,163
Riehl, Lois 74
Ritchie, Gloria 74
Rochkar, Diane 74,151,197
Rogers, Jim 7.
Rose, Charlotte 41
Rose, Guila .'.'. 74 121
Rose, Jerry .7.7 ' ' vc
Roskoph, Barbara 4^
Roth, Betty 4?
Row, Gary 42
Runo, Jackie . .
Ryder, Willa
Salajcik, Helena
Samida, Pat 75 12T
Samsa, Marilyn '. 76,1 80,'l 51 ,1 53 J 55
Sanda, JoAnn 32,33,76,116,117,118,127,182,185 207
Sanders, Donna 76,127,1 33-l 80
Santee, Sandy 76
Sayat, Mark 7^,
Scheel, Ken y6
=CtroCuk'J-ir'?a , '• 77,126,182,151
Schonhuitt, Evelyn 76
Schreiner, Betty ... 76
Schwarts, Gail 77, 116,118,127,128,180,181,182
Scotf. B'll | 77,162,163
an. Pale 77,121,160,163,195
75,118,126,182
75,127,180,151,153
Se.
Do
77
77,180,182
77,133,185
Shuber, Louis
Shuster, Pat
Sieber, Shirley
Skerley, Vivian
Slapnicker, Anthony 78
Smeby, John 78
Sm.th, Bev 78,120,121,122,127,180,182,156
Smith, Dennis 78,126,170,172,179
Smith Pat 33,78,160,163,167,168 179
Soderberg Lori 78,116,118,120,121,126,138,150 182
Soeder, Dorothy
Solon, Martha
Somrak, Terry
Spring, Art
Stadler, Pat
Stankiewicz, Loretta
Steelman, Earl
Stegh, Ken
Stegura, Bob
Stelluti, Dee
Stenger, Charles
Stenger, Larry
Steven, Jim
78, 134, 182, If
7R
79,127,180,182
80
80
80
Stinson, Barbara
Stone, Roberta
Strohm, Paul
Sreuhringer, Jean
Sullivan, Roger
ney Judy 81,126,134,138
33,80,197
33,80
,133,185,151
Tabor, JoAnn
Tahon, Chuck
Tapassi, Dori
Taylor, Bill
Ieiel Bill 7.7.7.7.7. 81,170,172,173
Templin Rena 33,81,118,126,182
Tench, T01
Thomas, James
Thomas, Jon
Thomas, Marlene
Timco, Ron
Toth, Henry
Town, Judy
Tozzi, John .
33,82,166,168,179,197
Uli
82,134,182
82
83
Urgeleit, Lenny 83,167
Vaccanello, Nick 83 121
-'adakin. Bill . 83
v°h. Dick . .83,162,163
Valduga, Arlene 83,116,122,134,143,180 146 207
Volenti, Al 33
Wakelee, Judy 83,1 16,1 17,1 19,121,1 56,157
Waldman, Gail ... , 84,116,117,118,119126140
Wa", Ray 84,118,120,127
Walters, Bill 84,150,151,152,153,154
155,162,163,179,195
Walton, Brian 84,150,153,154,155,156
Ward, Dick 84
Waterwash, Jim . 84
Watkins, Jerry 84,156
Wawrzyniak, Jim 2,84,116,118,120,121,156,195,198
Weiss, Dick 85
Werley, Dick 85,153,154
Wertenberger, Orlow 85,151,153,161,163,170,172,195
West, Ken 85
Wh.sler, Jill .". 33,85
Wight, Tom 85,116,118,138,160,163,179,196206
Williams, Gail . . 85
Williams, John 33 «5
Williams, Pat 86,180
Wise, Jim '86
Wittine, Matt 86
Wolanski, Sue 86,130
Wolf, Carol 86
Wolf, Frances 86
Wotawa, Mary Ann 86,182 153
Wright, Cindy ' 33,86,182
Yager, Millie 33,87,116,122,126,182,196
Yatsko, Jack 87
Yockey, Pat 87
Yopko, Mike 87
Zahler, Bill 87,118,126,151
Zanghi, Mary 87,180
Zanyk, John 87,146
Zeigler, Pat 87,122,126,182,151,156
Zingales, Sam 88,146
Zoul, Janice 88
Dear Friends:
On behalf of fhe 1957 Editorial Staff, I'd like to thank the following people for
their help with the '57 Euclidian To Dr. W. G. Fordyce, our Superintendent of schools,
for the facilities for publishing our book ... to Mr. Clifford Owens, our Principal, for
his time and co-operation in helping us with numerous problems ... to Mr. Meryl
Baumer, our Assistant Principal, for helping us to meet our deadline ... to Mrs. Harriet
Sheats and Mr. Bruce Graham, our Deans, for understanding and patience in excusing
us from classes ... to Mr. Clayton George, Tom Wight, and the Euclidian Business Staff
for helping us to publish this book by raising the necessary funds ... to Mr. Roy Seitz
and Mr. Ray Libengood, Cleveland Engraving Co., for helping us with our engraving
and advice on layout ... to the Mueller Art Cover Co., for helping us to design our cover
... to Mr. Thomas Bain, Painesville Publishing Co., for printing our book and helping us
prepare the yearbook dummy ... to Mr. M. Levine, Mr. Wm. Rainin and Mr. J. Gongos,
Raimor Studios, for taking our Senior pictures, printing hundreds of candids, and their
patience ... to Mr. Fred Vollman, Art Instructor, for helping us with our art work . . .
to Mr. Donald McGinley and the Camera Club, for taking many pictures ... to the ad-
vertisers for their help ... to you, the student body and faculty, we owe our heart-felt ap-
preciation, for it is because of your cooperation and aid that we were able to meet our
deadlines and deliver this book to you. Last, but not least, we'd like to thank Mr. Gene
Pi I lot, our sponsor, for his hard work and the many hours he spent helping us working on
this book. Without Mr. Pillot's jokes, patience, and guiding hand we could never have
been able to give to you, the students, this yearbook.
Sincerely,
Diane Brigger, Editor-in-chief
And all the staff
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Euclid High School
1957
EUCLIDIAN
SUPPLEMENT
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
SENIOR MEMBERS
First Row: B. Leybeck, C. Krouss, L Ress, E. Potichny, D. Rochor, A. Borden, J. Nobbe, P. Zeigler.
Second Row- B. Lace. N. Hoffert, R. Berlo, N. Broos, J. Appleby, M. Solon, C. Bratush, M. Hummon.
Third Row: W Milligan, E. Fenster, D. Smith, N. Browning, G. McCracken, E. Pejack, B. Coltrin.
JUNIOR MEMBERS
First Row: R. Hunston, S. Galaba, J. McKibben, M. Shirk, J. Lucas, A. Zayati.
Second Row: A. Gessic, 0. Lindstrom, N. Pokorny, D. Koss, J. Buchar, J. LaTour.
Third Row: R. Gauch, D. Doley, C. Palmer, H. Berlo, J. Rogosch, A Youngberg
PANTHERS OF THE WEEK
PANTHERS OF THE WEEK
Rash, S. Korencic, L. Soderberg, S. Sieber, D. Brigger, T. Goble, D. Smith.
'. Smith, G. Bill, B. Knuth, B. Lewit B. Zahlcr, W. Marshall, J. Wawrzyniak, T. Gregon
Through the efforts of the Spirits Club
a Panther of the Week was chosen for
recognition of service to the school.
Nearly every phase of school life was
represented as the Panthers' activities
varied from Student Council president to
play production staff worker.
Mr. George Wiley was presented with
the Faculty Panther of the Year award at
the faculty assembly. Mr. Wiley was
recognized for the work he did as spon-
sor of the spirit and for his all-around
aid in school activities.
MR. GEORGE WILEY
Faculty Panther-of-the-Ye
FRIENDSHIP FORMAL-Moonlight and Roses
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STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS
Arne Youngberg, Nancy Carney, Dottie Lee and John Becker were elected
officers of the Student Council after an extensive campaign consisting of skits,
speeches, signs, and promises.
SENIORS
Virginia Mcdowell
ROBERT QUEEN
Two members of the Class of 1957 who were omitted from the main Yearbook
through error.
DRAMATICS
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IN THE ZONE PRODUCTION STAFF
First Row: R. Reeves.
Second Row: H. Berlo, B. Walton, J. Goldlust, R. Fulton, L. Levkovitz, J. Jenkins, K. Kr,
Third Row: D. Albertone, D! Roberts, B.. Cramer, F. Fantini.
G. McCracke
First Row: B. Pi
D. Hamilton.
Second Row: D.
C. Yaichner.
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THESPIAN MEMBERS
znik, P. Holtz, C. Misick, N. Carney, L. Levkovitz, R. Fulton, M. Shirk, J. Lucas, B. Tolar,
Albertone, G. McCracken, H. Berlo, B. Walton, K. Krotine, J. Goldlust, D. Gauch, J. Vaigl,
idall, L. Riehl, C. Friedel, L. Neylon, J. Young.
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"DINO" and "IN THE ZONE"
DINO CAST AND PRODUCTION STAFF
Student Directors Lynn Neylon, Karen McPeek
Dino Falcaro Fred Fantini
Shirley Wallace Bonnie Poznik
Jackie Clarolyn Friedel
Miss Haines Barbara Leybeck
Mr. Mandel Gordon McCracken
Mr. Falcero Dominic Albertone
Mrs. Falcero Nancy Petrich
Pat Pat Nipple
Steve Jim Pegoraro
Danny Ken Krotine
Delia Pat Holtz
Sylvia Judy Nobbe
Mr. Sheridan Fred Peters
Mrs. Milkula Eileen Laurich
Little Girl Marilyn Laurich
Little Girl Malinda Shirk
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JUNIOR PROM-Heavenly Evening
The Junior class spent a "heavenly evening" in Hawaii as members danced to the music of
Harry Hershey at the Junior Party on May 1 1 . Hawaiian girls decorated the stairway to the cafeteria
and Hawaiian flowers and scenes added to the illusion. Between dances the Juniors enjoyed punch,
coconut chips, and cookies and had a chance to exchange comments on gowns, the decorations, and
the photographs taken by Raimor Studios. Coketail and after-prom parties added to the enjoyment
of the evening. For souvenirs each girl received a miniature ukulele and leis to remind her of the
"Lanai Ahiahi".
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SPRING SPORTS ATTENDANTS
CHARLENE BRATUSH
Senior Attendant
PAT BERAN
Senior Attendant
NANCY CARNEY
Junior Attendant
DELORES INGRAM
Sophomore Attendant
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SPRING SPORTS QUEEN
PAT NIPPLE
Spring Sports Queen
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SWIM SHOW-FRONT PAGE SPRAYS
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1957 BIG SHOW-DRESS REHEARSAL
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FACULTY ASSEMBLY-Around the World In 80 Days
Euclid students traveled "around the
world in 80 days" during the second
annual faculty assembly. Directed by Mrs.
Nancy McMahon, the assembly featured
original songs, scenery, cherry-slip plane
tickets, and many hilarious moments in-
cluding "El Toro" Owens and the "girls".
As Mr. Wallace guided Mr. Amster on
the tour, Euclid students met dancing
Dutch girls, singing Frenchmen, Monaco's
rulers, a crooning gondola driver and a
tribe of starving American Indians.
Highlighting the assembly was the
presentation of the Faculty Panther of the
Year, Mr. George Wiley.
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SENIOR BANQUET
The beginning of the end of a wonder-
ful Senior year began with the Senior
Banquet which took place at the Lake
Shore Country Club on May 7.
After a meal, which was met with mixed
emotions, Tom Eddy as master of cere-
monies introduced Dr. Fordyce and Mr.
Owens who gave short but interesting
speeches. Various members of the class
also entertained the Seniors. After the
reading of the class poem. Seniors danced
to the music of Harry Hershey and later
attended various parties and open houses.
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SENIOR ASSEMBLY-Showboat
Printed programs, an ovation by the underclassmen, the singing of the Alma Mater, and
leaving the auditorium first for the iast time were part of the memories of the Senior Assembly.
FAlHEf
Aboard the modern showboat, the S.S. Panther, underclassmen viewed for the last time the
Class of 1957. A variety of new and old acts including a melodrama, two quartets, singing, danc-
ing, and comedy were presented.
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SENIOR PROM-Almost Paradise
"Almost Paradise" was the theme of
the Senior Prom held this year at the
Tapco Ballroom. From 9:00 to 1:00, 520
Seniors and guests danced to the music
of Billy Lang's Band in a heavenly atmos-
phere of glittering stars and beautiful
decorations.
At 1 :00 the After-Prom Party sponsored
by the Interservice Club began with the
presentation of the Key to the City to
Class President Dave Lockwood. At 2:00
movies of the prom, taken earlier, were
shown.
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SENIOR PROM
Led by the band on a Tapco truck,
Seniors went to the dining room where
they enjoyed chicken or steak dinners.
Entertainment, which consisted of a five
act floor show highlighted by Dick Maleri
and the Tracy Twins, lasted until 5:30
when the dancing resumed. Before the
Seniors signed out, a quick snack of coffee
and doughnuts was served. After a quick
nap, church, and the picnic, no one looked
forward to the day after.
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COMMENCEMENT
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CLASS OF 57
COMMENCEMENT AND- BACCALAUREATE EXERCISES
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COMMENCEMENT
Practices over, Seniors, wearing their
caps and gowns for the first time, marched
into the high school auditorium to the
traditional "Pomp and Circumstance" for
the Baccalaureate services which took
place on Sunday, June 2.
Rabbi Rudolph Adler gave the address,
"Foundations of a Happy Life". Reverend
Robert Clapp gave the Invocation, Scrip-
ture Reading and Benediction. The Senior
Choir sang "Halls of Ivy" and "You'll
Never Walk Alone".
Baccalaureate was the beginning of
the many graduation parties and open
houses.
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COMMENCEMENT
433 Seniors listened as Jim Wawrzyniak
introduced Dr. Carl C. Bracy who gave the
Commencement Address at the exercises
held at the Music Hall on June 4. Edwin
Pejack, Valedictorian; Judy Wakelee,
Salutatorian; Carol Pearlman, Arlene
Valduga, Sandy Mock, and Maxine Priest
participated in the exercises. Reverend
Eugene C. Best gave the Invocation and
Benediction.
After Mr. Owens certified the class and
Dr. Fordyce presented the class, Mr.
Russell Glass presented the diplomas to
the happy and proud Class of '57.
Caps, gowns, flowers, new dresses,
cameras, ham handwiches, homeroom
teachers, and receiving the coveted
diploma are all a part of the many
memories of graduation.
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EUCLID'S TOP STUDENTS
Edwin Pejack, Valedictorian, ranked
first in a class of 433 students. Ed was
a mathematics and science major and
received a Panther of the Week award
for placing first in the Senior Scholar-
ship Test and in two of the National
Merit Tests.
His keen sense of humor, good sports-
manship and easy going personality make
him a person well liked by his fellow
classmates. He participated in the Trig
and Slide Rule Club, Zoology Club,
Chemistry Club, and as a member of the
Tennis Team for two years. Ed was
elected to the National Honor Society.
Ed received a scholarship to Carnegie
Tech and was awarded the Bausch and
Laum award and the Rensselaer Medal.
Judy Wakelee delivered the Salutatory
at the Commencement exercises for her
work in attaining the second highest aver-
age in the Class of '57.
Enrolled in the commercial course, Judy
participated in many extra-curricular activ-
ities including National Forensic League,
Thespians, Quill and Scroll, and Eucuyo
staff. Judy was treasurer of the Euclidian
Business staff in her Junior year and
was copy editor of the Survey in her
Senior year.
She could always be counted on to do
a job efficiently and diligently. Because
of her all-around personality and many
activities, Judy was elected into the
National Honor Society in her Junior year.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
The 1957 Graduating Class won scholarships from colleges in fourteen states, including
Alabama, California, Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee.
Local Scholarships and their winners were:
KIWANIS — Jim Laurenson.
OLIVER MANAGEMENT CLUB — Joyce Jarc.
PTA COUNCIL — Gail Brewster, Carol Krauss, Mildred Yager.
JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE — Carol Krauss, Joyce Jarc.
ROTARY CLUB — Barbara Lace.
EXCHANGE CLUB — Gail Waldman, Jim Laurenson.
BESSIE WELLS MEMORIAL — Barb Lace, Bob Chapman.
Euclid Seniors who placed nationally in the National Merit Scholarship Exam were Doug
Johnson, Marge McCall, and Eric Fenster.
1957 MEMORIES
A new semester, first day for Senior A's, more new teachers . . . toothbrush sale . . . Band
Concert, Feb. 12 . . . scholarship exams, college boards . . . Friendship Formal, Feb. 16, Moonlight
and Roses, parties before and after, decorations, music . . . Choral Concert, March 5 ... a third
in District Meet for swimmers . . . L.E.L. Wrestling Championship, state champs Ken Ross and Mark
Marion . . . Basketball District tournament champs . . . co-champ cheerleaders . . . All-School
Party, March 23 . . . Career Week . . . Swim Show, Front Page Sprays, April 11, 13 . . . Easter
Assembly . . . Spring Sports Dance, April 26, the reigning Pats, Nipple and Smith . . . Faculty
Assembly, Around the World in 80 Days, Dutch girls, cherry slips . . . Spring Banquets . . . 1957
Student Council Elections, spirit, posters, speeches . . . Dino, May 3, 4 . . . Senior Banquet, the food,
program, Mr. Owen's speech, dance and parties afterwards . . . Euclid Relays Victors . . . Junior
Prom . . . Big Show, Dress Rehearsal, Cowardly Lion, silver girls, gold boys, underwater ballet.
. . . Baseball Championship . . . Senior Prom, May 25, Almost Paradise, All-Night Party . . . Senior
exams . . . No more days for Senior A's, sleep, eating together, songs, cheers, happiness, tears . . .
Senior Awards Assembly . . . Senior Assembly, S..S Panther, Showboat, The Alma Mater . . .
Baccalaureate, June 2, the practices, "Halls of Ivy," . . . Commencement, June 4, a diploma at last,
ham sandwiches, "Pomp and Circumstance" ... a successful, spirited, Senior year.
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BEST WISHES TO THE
NEW SENIORS AND TO THE
UNDERCLASSMEN.
GOOD LUCK FROM
THE 1957
GRADUATES
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C^uclid +J>enior ^hrit^h J^ck
K^omntencement
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CLEVELAND PUBLIC AUDITOR!
Tuesday, June Fourth
Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Seven
Eight Fifteen P.M.
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PRELUDE "Doge's Overture" Rosse
Euclid High School Band
INVOCATION Rev. Eugene C. Best, S.T.D.
Assistant Pastor, St. William's Church
THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
SALUTATORY
"Praeludium and Allegro"
Judy Ellen Wakelee
Kriesler
Carol Pearlman
Arlene Valduga - accompanist
Introduction of Dr. Carl C. Eracy James Lawrence Wawrzyniak
"NEW WORDS FOR A NEW DAY" Dr. Carl C. Eracy, President
Mount Union College
Ah ! I Would Linger from "Romeo and Juliet" Gounod
Sandra Mock
Maxine Priest - accompanist
VALEDICTORY Edwin Ray Pe j ack
CERTIFICATION OF CLASS Mr. Clifford G. Owens
Principal
PRESENTATION OF CLASS Dr. W. G. Fordyce
Superintendent
•PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Mr. William Bente
Euclid Board of Education
BENEDICTION Rev. Eugene C. Best
RECESSIONAL Class of 1957
Euclid High School Band
*Homeroom teachers will assist. We request that there be no
applause until all diplomas have been awarded.
Dominic Michael Albertone
Georgene Loretta Allison
Robert Alex Ambros
Alvin John Anderson
Sally Maria Anderson
Barbara Lu Anson
Stephen F. Anspaugh
Loretta Frances Apolski
Joan Elise Appleby
Richard Gregory Ayala
Rosita Marie Ayala
Helga Gertrud Baginski
Sara JoAnn Baker
Antionette Karline Balice
Ann Putnam Barden
Eulalia Kay Barrows
Ernestine Nancy Bartko
Jeanne Battung
Diane Magdeline Baumert
Wilma Arlene Benedetto
Donald Andrew Benic
Patricia Ann Beran
Irene Gloria Berardinelli
Carol Mae Berezonsky
Rochelle Evelyn Berlo
Douglas H. Beyer
Gary Carmen Bill
David George Birkic
Marilyn Joan Bisbee
Jack Lee Boggs
Annetta Carol Bost
Elizabeth Kay Bowers
Charlene Alice Bratush
David Fredrick Braunlich
Gail Leila Brewster
Diane Frances Brigger
Marlene Ann Brinovec
Nancy Ann Broos
Edward Tracy Browning
Patricia Anne Bulicek
Vernon King Burger
Dale Dennis Burmeister
Monroe Miles Burnett
Barbara Louise Burr
Kjradua
les
Gerald Carson Caldwell
Nancy Jeanne Camm
Carol Ann Carpenter
Charlene Patricia Carr
Sharon Kathryn Carr
Vincent Martin Cefaratti
Robert Anthony Chapman
Clarissa Ethel Chauby
JoAnn Sandra Clarke
Joyce Lynn Clayton
Robert L. Clayton
Mary Margaret Clements
Serene Rae Cohen
June Agnes Colledge
Robert Edward Coltrin
Cheryl Lee Conrad
John Elliott Conroy
Harvey Fred Contenza
Shirley Anne Corron
Barbara Constance Corsaro
Joyce Ann Covill
David Alan Coy
Robert George Cramer
Bruce Allan Crane
Carole D'Amico
Patricia Edna Danley
Paul Douglas DeLauer
Robert F. Denihan
Lynda Gail Domitor
Guy Donahue
Thomas W. Doty
Henry Joel Douglas
Robert Hayes Downing
Mary Lane Drescher
James Edward Drobnik
Jules Anthony Duval
Nancy Jean Eckerman
Thomas Spencer Eddy
Harry 0. Eidenier
Gerald Phillip Eisen
Carole Jean Eiskonen
Frederick M. Elicker
Richard Joseph Elrick
John Day Emerich
Lynn R. Emter
Bruce N. Erickson
Marilyn Anne Erzen
Ronald James Fasimpaur
Frank Joseph Federico
Eric Doran Fenster
Bruce Theodore Finke
Dolores Nancy Fioretti
Walter F. Fleck
Ann Marie Flocke
Anthony Nicholas Focarett
Robert Walton Foster
Sue Foster
Wayne William Fox
Paul Michael Frankovich
Judy Ann French
Clarolyn Jo Friedel
Eugene Earl Fuller
Laurie Teresa Gallop
Peter Michael Gargetic
Carole Anne Gauch
Carol Elizabeth Gausby
Robert John Gerland
Gerald W. Gierke
Jack Heath Gleason
Timothy Michael Gnidovec
Thomas Holmes Goble
James Edward Goebelbecker
Gail Anne Gordon
James F. Gortz
Donald William Gotthalf
Elaine Frances Govitz
Susan Harriette Graham
Anthony Frank Gregorc
May Barbara Gregory
Ray Clarence Hadden
Roy William Hadden
Lawrence John Haddock
Natalie Jean Halderman
Alan Noel Hale
Robert C. Hale
Donna L. Hall
Johanna Louise Hallack
Thomas Robert Halloran
Diane Lynn Hamilton
Lynne Marie Hamilton
Barbara Jane Hanslik
Carol Ann Harris
Roberta Belle Harris
Virginia Mae Hebron
Judith Carolyn Henry
Lenore Mae Highland
Marcia Ann Hill
David John Hillier
Jere Cornell Hodges
David Allen Hoefle
James Richard Hoffert
Nancy Hoffert
Robert G. Holland
Patricia Anne Holtz
Frank E. Horton
Louis Andrew Hovancsek
Donald E. Howard
Nancy Frances Hoykar
Mary Ann Hummon
Georgia Ann Hunt
Arlene Helen Huusare
Thomas Raymond Iosue
Margaret Ann Jacksa
Carolyn Anne James
Warren Alan James
Joyce Jarc
Thomas Francis Jaworske
William George Jelinek
Susan Irene Jerabek
Charles Frank Jeric
Douglas Eric Johnson
Norman Leroy Johnson
Robert Willard Kaib
Normann Albert Kalberer
Madonna Beverly Kamm
Barbara Ann Katosic
Garnette Elaine Kauffman
Lee Bud Kelly
Diane Elizabeth Kernan
Patricia Margaret Kessler
Charles Frederick Klima
Jeannette Klopovic
Shari Lynne Knowles
James H. Knuth
Robert Harry Knuth
Theodore Marsh Koester
Ronald Robert Kolman
Allan John Koprivec
Barbara Ann Korencic
Sally Lou Korencic
Roger Kornblum
Edward Thomas Kostiha
Elaine Frances Kovach
Janice Marie Kozak
Bruce Kozlowski
Joyce Merle Kraft
Tad Henry Kramer
Carol Adath Krauss
0. Ronald Krauss
Ellen Marie Krebs
Carolyn Jean Krecic
Lane Krejci
Ronald Charles Krivec
Kenneth Anthony Krotine
Leona Joan Mary Krzewinski
Carol Lee Kubilus
Raymond Peter Kuhar
Roger Fred Kuznik
Nelson M. LaBant
Thomas P. LaBarbera
Barbara Ann Lace
Linda Kay Lampe
Salvatore Lanese
Thomas G. Lapinskas
David B. Larick
Karen Helen Larkin
Russell Edward Larsen
James Allan Laurenson
Marilyn Jean Laurich
Patricia Ann Laurich
Barbara Ann Lazor
Beverly Jane Lazor
Maxine Elizabeth Leeper
Susan Lynne Leininger
Lenore Joyce Levkovitz
Barbara Jean Leybeck
Barbara Anne Lloyd
David Harry Lockwood
Roger Joesph Lucci
Barbara Ann Lustrik
Richard Anthony Lynch
John Martin McCann
David Ian McCarthy
Arlyne Francis McCormaek
Gordon Bowman McCracken
Kathleen Ann McDermott
Jeannette McDonald
Virginia McDowell
Louella Frances McGowan
Diane Sue McHenry
Barbara Ann McMillion
Judith Marie Magalenga
Roberta J. Maher
Patricia Anne Mahoney
Chris Richard Mandel
Nancy Lee Mangus
Dorothy Ann Marcus
Mark Nicholas Marion
Walter Fordyce Marshall
Robert William Martin
Robert Ronald Mason
Patricia Mae Massey
John Anthony May
Frank Alvin Meyers
Rose Ann Marie Miklavz
James Edward Miller
Melvin Frederick Miller
Robert Jack Miller
Wayne E. Milligan
Beverly Joan Mills
Virginia Ann Mirenda
Sandra Jean Mock
Kenneth Earl Modic
Barbara Ann Mohler
Kay Elizabeth Moser
Russell G. Moses
Margaret Mary Muraca
Thomas Jerome Murphy
Launcelot Earle Myers
Elaine Virginia Mylar
Louis Steven Nagy
Joseph Naroski
Nancy Lee Neale
Constance Louise Neat
Jeanette Ellen Neustedt
Raymond Fred Newcomb
Lynn Valerie Neylon
Patricia Ann Nipple
Beverly Catherine Nixon
Judith Joyce Nobbe
Dolores Jean Nosan
Larry John Nosse
Barbara Anne Novak
Richard Lee Novotny
Marlene Carol Oblak
Terrence Edward O'Brien
William Martin O'Brien
Dorothy Alice Opalich
Timothy Raymond Opdahl
Frederick W. Palm
Marilyn A. Palumbo
Barbara Lee Papp
Faye Pappas
Bonnie Lou Parr
Daniel Pasquale
Ronald Lindsey Patterson
Carol Joyce Pearlman
James Robert Pegoraro
Edwin Ray Pejack
Janice Penner
George Herman Perkins
Michael J. Pertick
Beverly Mary Perusek
Richard A. Petelinkar
Frederick Roland Peters
Nancy Ann Petrich
June Marie Phelps
Beatrice Eleanor Pickett
Kathleen Jean Pierret
Leonard Herbert Pokrant
Spencer Joseph Porter
Elaine Janis Potichny
Thomas Edward Potts
Darlene Ann Povse
David Ronald Powell
Richard Allen Price
Maxine Wilhemine Priest
James Albert Primeau III
Robert Graham Queen
Carol Ann Rafter
Robert Merritt Randall
Margaret Rose Rankin
Dennis Stephen Rash
Joanne Louise Rayer
Carole Ann Reber
Jackie Redfern
Linda Lee Ress
Paul Frederick Richards
John Carl Ridinger
Lois Francine Riehl
Gloria Jean Ritchie
Diane Sue Rochkar
James H. Rogers
Charlotte Ann Rose
Gerald Russell Rose
Guila Elizabeth Rose
Barbara Anne Roskoph
Betty Jane Roth
Gary P. Row
Jacqueline Runo
Willa Mae Ryder
Patricia Mary Samida
Marilyn Samsa
Joanne Sanda
Donna Louise Sanders
Sandra S. Santee
Mark Alan Sayatovic
Kenneth Warren Scheel
Evelyn Schonhiutt
Elizabeth Ann Schreiner
Linda Faye Schrock
Gail Frances Schwarts
William Earl Scott
Dale D. Seaman
Donna P. Seaman
Louis John Shuber
Patricia Virginia Shuster
Shirley Eva Sieber
Vivian Violet Skerly
Anthony Theodore Slapnicher
John A. Srneby
Beverly Anne Smith
Dennis Werner Smith
Patrick Frank Smith
Loretta Jane Soderberg
Dorothy Ann Soeder
Martha Louise Solon
Lewis Terrence Somrak
Arthur Joseph Spring
Patricia Josephine Stadler
Loretta Mary Stankiewicz
Kenneth Reynold Stegh
Robert Lee Stegura
Dolores Marie Stelluti
Charles Conrad Stenger, Jr.
Lawrence Eugene Stenger
Elaine Helen Stermole
James Terry Steven
Barbara Ann Stinson
Roberta Lynn Stone
Paul Howard Strohm
Jean Irene Stuehringer
Roger Keith Sullivan
Judith Ann Swaney
Joe Ann Tabor
Charles M. Tahon, Jr.
Doris Andrea Tapassi
William Howard Taylor
William Frank Tegel
Rena Frances Templin
James David Thomas
Jon Edward Thomas
Marlene Frances Thomas
Richard Gorden Thorpe
Ronald James Timco
Henry Joseph Toth
Judith Ellen Town
John Frank Tozzi
Joan Lucile Ulmann
Leonard Russell Urgeleit
Nicholas Anthony Vaccariello
Richard George Vah
Arlene Carole Valduga
Albert Joseph Valenti
Judy Ellen Wakelee
Gail Lois Waldman
Raymond Lloyd Wall
William Richard Walters
Brian Lawley Walton
Richard Charles Ward
James S. Waterwash
Gerald W. Watkins
James Lawrence Wawrzyniak
Richard Anthony Weis3
Richard Allen Werley
Orlow H. Wertenberger
Kenny Wray West
Jill Luise Whisler
Thomas A. Wight
Gail Marie Williams
John L. Williams
Patricia Anne Williams
Richard Williams
James Robert Wise
Matthew J. Wittine
Susan Marie Wolanski
Carol Lynn Wolf
Frances Ethel Wolf
Mary Ann Yvonne Wotawa
Cynthia Gail Wright
Mildred Ann Yager
Jack Yatsko
Patricia Irene Yockey
Michael John Yopko, Jr.
William P. Zahler, Jr.
Mary Jane Zanghi
John Michael Steven Zanyk, Jr.
Patricia Ann Zeigler
Samuel H. Zingales
Janice Ann Zoul
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Clayton George Jack Lewis
Gene Pillot Merwin Staines
John Reeves Stanley Whiteside
Lucille Aingworth Frank Pringle
Reita Williams Clarence Eckert
Dale Thompson Ralph Grear
Marcella Nold Joseph Mayer
Harry Spangler Donald McGinley
Listed in order of diploma presentation
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David Harry Lockwood President
Robert John Gerland Vice President
Joanne Sanda Secretary
Ann Marie Flocke Treasurer
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Russell G. Glass President
Grace Watkins - Vice President
C. E. Bowman John F. Davis
William Bente
Frank B. Mills Business Manager
Stewart A. Cox Clerk-Treasurer
W. G. Fordyce Superintendent of Schools
Clifford G. Owsns .Principal
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Last Will and Testament of 1957 Class
I, Sallie Anderson, will to Judy Jones the
I, Steve Anspaugh, will ray 5-eylinder
Nash Kamblcr Convertible to any under-
classman who can burn rubber in first
gear. (In my Nash, of course.)
1, Helgs Baginski, will the swimming
juits in the girl's gym to my sister Chris.
We, Jody Baker and Carolyn Jamea will
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, Jeanne Ilultung will leave happily.
, Irene Berardinelli, will to Nancy
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1, D
tone Brigeer,
is Ford.
Editor-:
in-
Chief c
if the Euclidiai
lition of Chief
Jester of
the chei
leaders
I, M
"mUqllTta."
, will to 1
Jetty R<
ith
"Ym
incy Broos, lea
ve all the
headac)
ies
of the
Euclidian Bus
inesa Stai
f to m
!Xt
JunTor
"henpo"tion in
"front of
E"pn-
z
I, Nc
>t hla7eninK' *
ill be a pa
rty poor
I, Pa
tti Bulicek, wil
. to Jan T
ark all t
he
lileen Courtot, will my
out of peoples ham
' (Loretta Divito).
my ability to cut study halls and not get
I, Pat Donley, hereby will my parking
space to my little baby cousin, Dave
, Lynda Domitnr, will Mr. Robucl
, Tom Doty, leflve to a cute little
Mary Dreschcr,
if the shoe f
, Club and to Mr.
1, Jim Drobnick, leave, period.
I, Carol D'Amico, hereby will my locker
to Virginia Bolob.
I, Jules Duval, hereby will to the under-
classmen all my ability and adaptness to
get into trouble with the administrative
faculty.
I, Nancy Eckerman, do hereby leave, to
some lucky sophomore, my ability to have
two lunch periods a day; to some unlucky
sophomore, swim club and to the junior
1, Tom Eddy, leave the "Good Morning"
I, Carol Eiskonen, will my "exit passes"
to some lucky sophomore.
I, Jerry Eisin. will my half of our locker
to Tom Bingham, and my car and parking
space to my sister and her mob.
I, Fred Flicker, leave my Isolation Booth
in 305 to any unfortunate sophomore.
I, Richard Elrick, will to one Jackie Slabe
as many train tickets to Miami U. as she
I, Lynn Enter, leave my locker on the
May you always be as tired when you get
I, Marilyn Erzen. will one old CD
aur Redi-Whip and a 5? spool of j
I, Gail Gordon, leave Jan Thomas th
ffice of vice president of Future Nurse
o a younger Gortz next year.
I, Barbara Gregory, leave all my good
imes and yankee friends to my sister, Pat.
I, Don Gotthalf. leave my membership
I, Elaine GoviU, will all the fun I have
lad here the last three years to all the
oming sophomores. "Take advantage of it."
I, Susan Graham, will my ability to get
hrough the halls without a hall pass to
perienced underclassman.
I, Hoy Hadden, will to Mr. Smith next
year's co-op class and all the troubles that
go with them.
I, Larry Haddock, leave Jerry Korosec
a dog tag with his name, address, and
telephone number, for he has such a good
I, NBtalie Halderman, will to Nancy
Carney, Carol Dennis and Jan Golob many
broken oboe reeds and shattered nerves, to
Mr. Harper a music library that will some-
We, Donna Hall, Pat Beran, Faye Pappas,
and Garnette Kauffman, will our combined
chemistry grade averages along with Mr.
Judge to a fellow chemistry lover needing
, Jn ll.lIU
I, Tom Halloran will to Betty Alex,
ind any other underclassman with a strong
onstitution, all the enjoyable times and
vonderful memories I have had at Euclid.
We, Diane Hamilton, Jody Baker, and
Carolyn James, do will our beloved battered
ocker No. 1125 to any junior girls who
lave long enough fingernails to peel off the
, Artenc Huusare, hereby will to n
:er, Alice, the use of the pool in n
ence, and to Tish Binder a peek
scles every so often.
, Thorn losue, leave my shoes for sor
■st table in tlu- catena.
I, Warren James, will i
o Rich Klishak.
I, Joyce Jure, leave sev.
and riots I've
lill Jelinek, let
tomb kit to any lazy junior.
I, Chuck Jeric, will my seat at Panther
Diner, fourth period, to John Kovach.
juniors, by name of Karen and Fred all
my make-up and money for gas next year.
1, Bob Kaih, will my Cavaliers to Roger.
sound frame of mind leave the many cut
slips I have received in the last three
years to some lucky (?) underclassman.
I, Donna Kamm, will to Joanne Znidaraic
I, Pat Kesslcr, will to Marie Facceri all
the fun I had at Euclid and the cover on
the bookkeeping book.
the seniors who are lucky enough to ha'
;hari Knowles, will my five-minu
period to next year's co-ops.
lob Knuth. will my £1,300 worth i
my seat in first period speech class.
I, Nancy Camm, will to the students of
Euclid High, the knowledge of the man
our school and city was named after.
classman, the ability to sneak in the lunch-
linc wiiluut getting caught.
I, Clarissa Chauby, will my seat in first
period speech class to any unlucky person
I, Jo Ann Clarke, will to my sister, Bar-
vith
blai
1, Joyce Clayton, will Miss Simon
ibility to run her own errands.
I, Mary Clements, will my dirty s
1, Serene Cohen, will my sister
sophom
tn easy time of graduating.
1, June Collcdge, will to my
friends, in my Natural Resources class
good grade. And to Judy Waschura
daily love problems.
I, Bob Coltri, will my seat in home i
stay here for on»
hool and tin- privilege I
I, Carol H
Whiteside one scholar.hip to the Electoral
I, Judy Henry, will to Barb Meier three
Betty, Joanne, and Sally my community
locker, number 1G79.
extra credits for her graduation next year,
sSKJEf?"1
we hope!
cil minutes to Miss Dotty Lee.
I, Marcia Hill, will my Freddie and
I, Roger Kornblum. will to Bill Aspinwall
Floyd jokes to Mr. Lewis' new up-and-
I, Ann Florke, will to some lucky bands-
coming homeroom.
I, Elaine Kovach, will my -eats in classes
I, Dave Hillier, will my seat in Dem's
faces of each band member so they can
to any lucky junior who is fast enough to
comes to Euclid in four years.
grab it, and my persona! bowling puck to
I, Jan Kozak, will to the school my
all the fun of a senior year and of a Black-
burn English class.
Joe Parziale.
We, Nancy Hoffert. Dale Seaman, Jim
Gortz, and Marilyn Laurieh will to next
I, Paul Frankovitch, will my front row
year's seniors the ability to get on lilr"
I, Bruce Kozlowski, will Ron Sopata my
Blanch's nerves as well as we did.
suspended parking space in the school lot.
I, Judy French, will my brother, Tom,
I, Jim Hoffert, will all my birthdays to
Euclid.
I, Eugene Fuller, will Dave Fuller happi-
ness and success in his last and best year
Euclid Avenue Drive-in to Miss Simomc.
I, Patti Holtz, will to Dom Albertone
my sweat shirt and to Jim Pegarro my
I, Carol Krauss, leave my seat in Mr.
Harper's physics class and Mr. Pillot*s trig.
Bermudas so I will not be known as a
c!aS3 to any junior k"I who i-* willinj; to
and maybe have Mr. Pillot for trig.
I, Laurie Gallop, leave all of my swok-
I, Frank Horton, leave to my brother,
our senior year to the juniors.
ing, drinking (coke) and taffy-pulling to
Bill, the ability to get out of school on
Nancy Carney, and a pair of exhausted
exit passes. Right, Mr. Graham?
those fly-by-nites in this school my ability
eyeballs to Mr. Judge.
I, Don Howard, will my sensativeness
not to get along with the teachers and
I, Mike Gargetic, will leave.
I, Carol Gauch, will all the fun, hard
and my pipe to next year's Nobles HI-Y
I, Ellen Krebs, will my wobbily old
chair in psychology class to my brother,
work, and joys and tears that come with
I, Nancy Hoykar, will to my sister,
Clifton.
the best and last year of school to my
Diane, the memories of three wonderful
I, Carolyn Kreck. will to Mr. Robuek
brother.
the hope of getting a more efficient
I, Carol Gnusby, mil my old moldy gym
locker to some lucky sophomore.
I, Mary Ann Hummon will to anyone
1, Lane Krejei, will the memory and
I, Jack Gleason, leave my parking place
who has the nerve to drive or ride in Myra
reputation of my purple rod to be carried
Larkin's ear the best of lucl
i by some deserving j
THE SURVEY
i she will definitely run up
Leningcr, Lee Krziwinski, Barb
o drive, and Debbie Atran the only 1
We, Lenore Lcvkovitz, Jackie Runo,
Seorgia Hunt, Judy Magalenga, Shirley
Jieber, and Barb.. Anson will a certain
We, Judy Magalenga and S
ill the beat of iuek to the 1
lajorettes, Irene Wolff and
ally Korenct-
.wo new heat
Kathy Haas
iater, Eileen Laurich, my
Tiid0"1;,:
J, Barbara Lustrik, will M:
ounger brother who will be
ext year. Good luck, Ken!
I, Nancy Mangus, will all ;
) be completed by my sopho
nriy detention;
more brother
I, Dotty Marcus, will to ti
le juniors thi
inderclasamer
I, Mark Marion, hereby wi
li to "BOSCO'
I, John May, will Mr. Bailey on
■ecord player and spot light.
I, David J. McCarthy, will
I, Arlyne McCormack, will my Big Show
mmber to Karen MePeek with lota of luck.
I, Gordon McCracken, will to Mr.
we had in the bookstore
—But close the doorl)
I, Ginni McDowell, will my ability t
• f utui
We,
tcH«
.- and Kay J
■ will
he rush from 12:00-1
I, Rose Ann Miklavz, will my undesirable
lieknames to the girls' lock room.
1, James Miller, will my seat at Dem-
ihar's sixth period.
I, Mel Miller, will to Sandy, my sopho-
I, Wayne Milligan, will my dirty sweat
socks to some lucky underclassman.
I, Beverly Mills, will to an unlucky junior
class with Mr. MeColeman.
boy to walk the halls alone.
I, Ken Modic, hereby will Pat Flaes-
garten's locker to Wally Gueskie.
We, Peg Muraca and Elaine Mylar, will
We, Russ Moses and Linda Lampe, will
our seat on the band bus to any couple
who can be as fortunate as we were.
I, Tom Murphy, will to Edward Stoch
a new pipe for his next year's home and
I, Launce Myers, will my gas pipe to Ed
Stoch =ince 1 have no use for it anymore.
I, Louis Nagy, being of not so sound
1, Ray Newcomb, will to Bi
I, Lynn Neylon, hereby will i
I, Pat Nipple, will all the fun and head-
aches of being cheerleading captain to
next year's captain and to Mr. Pillot a box
Larry Nosse, leE
I, Ron Patterson, leave this school one
with a tom-tom and tomahawk,
I, Dan Pasquale, do hereby will my
1, Mike rvinok, h^c-l.y |«vt my beverage
truck to Steve Wahl.
I, Fred Peters, will my heart to Nancy.
I, Nancy Petrich, will to Tom Potoear
my ability to "get around."
I, Bea Pickett, will my office of P.A.
recording secretary to nest year's officers.
I, Kathie Pierret, will to Fred Peterson
all the problems I had with the juniors.
I, Elaine Potichny, will my clogs to Dottie
Lindstrom and Mrs. Lillick for future use.
I, Richard Price, will my football uni-
form to a future football player.
I, Maxine Priest, will all midnight re-
hearsals and falling Big Show rainbows to
iophoi
Carol
I, Dennis Rash, will to some unsuspect-
ing junior a seat in Mr. Blackburn's senior
English class where everything can be
learned from Shakespeare to the latest
jokes of the day.
I, Carole Reber, wish to leave my worn
typing eraser to one much in need. Bar-
I, Joanne Rayer. leave all the senior ex-
I, Jackie Redfern, treasurer of home-
room 212F, being of sound mind, do sadly
r undeserving "soph."
I, Lois Riehl, will to Mr. Vollman a
I, Diane Rochkar, will leave Euclid High
iarbara Roskoph, will Eileen Courtot,
E-kat," the right to sit in "Dem's"
the "sorellez" without Leni and me.
letty Roth, will to Marlene Brinovec
d orange crate bedstand with all the
Jary Row, leave Mr. Bailey a few
I, Willa Ryder, will next year's choir sec-
I, Pat Samida, mil Mr. Bailey another
set of hands so that he can get "things"
done faster.
I, Marilyn Samsa, leave all my unused
Kleenex to some sickly sophomore; to my
favorite aophoinoi- uiit -lightly used year-
book; to Ron Watson one half of a chuckle.
I, Donna Sanders, do hereby leave my
hair rinse to Mr. McGinley, 30 I may
always remember the way he used to be.
in Girls Leaders to Jan Turk and I hope
she and Marlene have as much fun as I did.
I, Mark Sayat, leave to Harriet Sehultz
1, Evie Schonhiutt, leave the crowded
halls, good friends, and my empty locker
, Linda
Schrock, will my ve
3 Sue Galaba so she
>n the traditional singing in the rowdy
heerleading station wagon.
I, Gail Schwarts, will to a sophomore my
eat in Mr. McGinley's homeroom.
1, Dale Seaman, will the smallest foot-
iaJi helmet and spikes to next year's foot-
underclaasman,
namely Bob Goble.
I, Dee Stelluti, will my geometry book
to JoAnn Buchar, and my share of locker
1075 to Pat, JoAnn, and Nancy.
I, Charles Stenger, will to the movie
I, Larry Stenger, will my half used
bottle of henna rinse to Bob Queen.
I, Elaine Stermole, leave my collection of
jokes to Mr. Pillot who really needs them.
I, Barbara Stinson, will my innocent
looks to any girl who needs them.
I, Paul Strohm, hereby leave my long,
who needs it.
I, Jean Stuehringer, will the chocolate
covered cherry candy bars to Mr. Brewster,
a Tabor, will my left-o
I, Vivian Skerly, will to
ail the sopho-
■ore girls the fun of i
ym class everyday. Remen
I, Ted Slapnicke, leave
ill Telk.
I, John Smeby, graduatini
r June 4, leave
ir. Rawlinson toothless.
I, Ber Smith, will to thi;
i school, which
as given me my fondest m
ling wonderful that has h
appened to me
) some unsuspecting junic
r girl, namely
. Lori Soderberg, will to MyTa Larkin
shadow and to Sue and Jo all the head-
es and joys of Homecoming.
I, Martha Solon, will my physics book
to some unsuspecting junior.
I, Pat Stadler, will a certain girl,
Margerite D., the pleasure of walking home
alone with all the honking horns.
I, Loretta SUnkiewicz, will to my very
little sister (class of 60) my dilapidated
with I
i I had.
; that she has t
I, Chuck Tahon, leave my spot on the
Italy, and my answer book to Tony Perotti.
I, Dori Tapassi, will to the underclass-
men "D" girls the right to eat in the cafe-
I, Bill Tegal, hereby will my ability to
old gym shorts.
I, Ronnie Timco, will all the "
printers to Mr. Galicki.
I, Judy Town, will my horticulture book
I, Joan Ulmann, will my first period seat
in physics to some senior girl.
I, Nick Vaccariello, will my caption in
the yearbook to the Euclidian staff.
Thank you.
I, Dick Vah, hereby will Gary Pringle
a place on the football squad and a seat
next to "B03CO" at SEOM.
I, Al Valenti, will to all the underclass-
aen all the joy and happiness that can
lossibly ring through the halls of Euclid,
specially to my junior sister. Rose, who
nay be here for a few more years.
I, Gail Waldman, leave to Karen MePeek
ontrived. To Malinda Shirk and N.F.L.—
uccess in all speaking endeavors.
I, Bill Walters ,will my golden voice to
ome worthy, deserving sophomore choir
nember like Bill Gorse.
:, Jerry Watkins, leave to Wally Metchel
[ had i
I, Jim Wav
Volkswagon.
—a hope that
, will i
melly
Whisler, will my doctor's ext
n Wight, will to my brother
football locker,
I, Pat Williams, will next year's adver-
tising manager of the Euclidian, all the
good times I had and many more.
I, Carol Wolf, will to another "driver"
. Mr. Boerger's driving class, one beer
•uck I
close
I, Frances Wolf, will to the lucky ■
clinic secretary, the job of cleaning t;
mess from Home Nursing Club.
I, Sue Wolanski, will to anyone wl
wants it, the ability to sneak in two minut
I, Mar
obstacle i
Gary (
eld.
iillie Yager, will to Cathie Daugherty,
the ability to be a big, bad senior.
I, Patricia Yockey, will Doris Westbrook
I, William P. Zhalcr, Jr., will to Karen
MePeek, next year's "Big Show."
I, Mary Zanghi, will to Janice Lausin
one Paul S. and my place in the cafeteria.
I, John Zanyk, will my seat next to Anna
Crone on the band bus to remain vacant,
I, Pat Zeiglcr, will Axolotl and Potrzebie
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